Mississippi rapper Topher grew up in the town of Kilmichael, the same as the late legend B.B. King. After serving for 6 years in the United States Air Force as a cryptologic language analyst, he relocated to Philadelphia, MS, where his music career prospered. Skilled lyricists like Eminem, with their delivery and vulnerability in drawing from life experiences and trauma, inspired Topher to become an equally prolific rapper.

With over 20 years of music under his belt, he finally got his first commercial success with his viral song "The Patriot," which reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hip Hop Charts the week of February 6, 2021. Since then, he has garnered numerous accolades, including 23 Billboard chart placements and recognition as one of Mississippi's top 5 rappers. This is in part due to his mantra for life, Proverbs 18:16, which states, “Your gift will make room for you and bring you before great men.” Topher has taken his lyrical gift and is using it to create music with a purpose rather than simply financial gain. Topher's massive success stems from his music and sincere words that resonate with followers all over the world, without huge news coverage or sponsored promotion.

Recently, he released his new single, 'Pray for Me' featuring Mjhanks, which encourages unity. While viewing the world overcome the boundaries of race, religion, and social status to collectively pray for the recent health scare of NFL baller Damar Hamlin, Topher was reminded of the kindness still living within humanity.

Topher has overcome his cluttering speech impediment. As an independent artist, he has stood before the major label machine and built a strong following and career. Despite the temporary ban of his song "The Patriot" on select platforms due to his political affiliations with then-President Donald Trump, Topher persevered and continued to rise to the top. He continues to succeed because his aim is to leave a legacy that shines as a symbol of limitless possibility. He’s a reminder that with God in your life, the past doesn’t define your future.

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