Success in today’s rap industry requires a lot of hard work, dedication, and discipline, and Remy Whyte is proof that it’s possible with the right attitude. Remy Whyte’s fascination with the way he can use words to create a coherent story through rhyme inspired him to pursue a career in music. This is 50 is just one of the numerous articles on him that he’s been featured in; he’s also proud of the fact that his single “100 Times” peaked at number 23 on the UK’s hip-hop charts. His tune “Get A Grip” has been enjoyed by over 22,000 people on Spotify. He has appeared three times in the XXL. After opening for several prominent musicians, including his favourite “Jadakiss,” Remy won the fans’ choice.
Although he was born in Leesburg, Virginia, Remy Whyte was raised in Martinsburg, West Virginia, and is now widely recognized as one of the city’s all-time great musicians. One of Remy Whyte’s many skills is his ability to relate to his audience through metaphors and clever wordplay on real-world experiences. He loves making music because it gives him a platform to share his experiences. What sets him apart from other artists is his focus on substance and content. Before he got into music, he was interested in basketball. A little-known detail about Remy is that he used to write love poetry for elementary school girls.
Some of the artists who have influenced him are Jadakiss, Milly, Fab, Lloyd Banks, JayZ, JCole, and Kendrick Lamar. For their authenticity, Remy has great respect. Family is very important to Remy Whyte, but music is what drives him.
To groove to his singles, visit:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3HRk7sE2T8IftwG2PNDNSH https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQcYa0dbLzRnxwLbIJj13BA