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Hailing from Charlotte’s historic Earle Village neighborhood, Fetty P Franklin, is an independent Hip-Hop artist carrying forward the tradition of authentic street storytelling. His music brims with vivid, lived-in narratives delivered with the precision of a craftsman –– a style that has earned him a reputation for authenticity. He raps with the authority of someone who has carried the city’s legacy his whole life. His delivery doesn’t chase trends or soften the edges—his authentic, grimy storytelling drags you straight into the alleyways, leaving you with dirt under your nails and respect for the details.
Since releasing his first project, I Ain’t Playin in 2018, Fetty P Franklin has built a loyal following through consistent releases and his charismatic presence on the mic and beyond –– backed by local hits like “5’s and 10’s”, “FDRG”, and “Angie’s Son” that didn’t just circulate, but stuck and turned into anthems that lived in cars, clubs, and corners across the city. In 2021, his talent earned him an early cosign from platinum-selling artist Rod Wave, propelling his career to eventually collaborate with artists from Icewear Vezzo to Toonka6. Then came Crack Baby, a tape that embraced his beginnings instead of running from them—proof that his art was built on ownership of struggle, not avoidance. After earning a spot as an On The Radar All Star alongside VonOff1700, 1900Rugrat, Chuckyy, Baby Mel, and Jorjiana earlier this year and a viral appearance on Kai Cenat’s Mafiathon 3 stream, Fetty P Franklin is continuing to prove that across the Southeast, he’s the voice that cuts through—the one fans lean on when they want truth without filter.
Embodying the hustle and heart of Charlotte’s rap culture, Fetty P Franklin’s relatable storytelling finds him looking to translate regional buzz into a national movement
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