The multifaceted North Tulsa, Oklahoma-bred rapper carries the message of hope on his back. With unruly obstacles at home, growing up was never easy for GANG51E JUNE. He got nicknamed “The Hope” by his grandmother who always believed he was the one who had a chance of making it out of Tulsa. Growing up, surrounded by gang violence and even falling into it, GANG51E JUNE started writing poems and singing with his grandmother at church and became real in-tune with himself through spiritual practice. Once GANG51E JUNE started releasing music, he realized that he is not only the hope of his family and his street (51st) but also his city. Inspired by legendary artists like Tupac and Nipsey Hussle, GANG51E JUNE longs to be played in family households for generations. He strives to teach through raw messaging and breaks stereotypical boundaries for rappers of his generation. He believes in a realistic lifestyle and is optimistic about paving the way for the generation after him. Not stopping there, GANG51E JUNE sets himself apart from other artists by contributing to the industry in several different ways. Before taking music seriously, he was going down the wrong path, he directed and edited each of his own music videos. In a world where most artists sound alike, GANG51E JUNE plans on giving his fans something they have never heard before by simply just telling his story. He stays motivated knowing his music inspires people from all walks of life who have had similar struggles.