With roots in the Southside of Columbus, Ohio, Crash Rarri hasn’t been in the game very long, and yet he's already caught the eye of major labels and musical pioneers. With breakout hits like “What Dey Seem,” “2outh2id3,” and “Used 2,”. Merging elements of Chicago drill, Atlanta trap, and Florida’s booming lo-fi SoundCloud stylings, his undeniable knack for catchy hooks and sonic personality sets him apart. Crash Rarri’s ability to seamlessly transition from hard-hitting trap to a softer 808-infused ballad is met with his ability to maintain a fine balance between street storytelling and authentic vulnerability, all while staying true to his upbringing. Influenced by legends like Gucci Mane and Kanye. Crash Rarri has similarly overcome a great deal of adversity. Trapping from an early age as a means of survival in Columbus’ Southfield neighborhood, Crash Rarri paved his own way despite the naysayers. The Ohio rapper puts on for small-town kids and underdogs — he wants to be a beacon of hope, and a symbol for the youth who dream big. “I’m the voice for the kid that hops off that porch in that no-name city, that kid that’s always been overlooked because nobody ever cared about what they had goin’,” he says. His gritty, captivating and blue toned visuals exemplify this — Crash Rarri wants his fans to live and breathe his hometown and his reality. “I’m the voice for people that want to be something bigger and greater than everything and everyone that’s around them.”