Devante McCreary, known a hip-hop enthusiast to many as BossMan Dlow, has risen up the ladder into the glory of music. The rapper spent his 26th birthday celebrating new plaques that brought in Gold certifications for the star singles.
The rise has been meteoric since Dlow launched his career in 2019 from an eight-month stretch in county jail. Music was his means of self-expression and a way to turn his life around; within no time, he became one of Florida’s well-known rap sensations. His tracks usually revolve around motivational stuff and the attainment of money, and as such, his songs are enjoyed by many.
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Dlow’s musical journey is as compelling as his current success. He started his career while serving his sentence in county jail in 2019 and found solace in music as a new way to express himself in hopes of changing the trajectory of his life. His determination and raw talent swiftly brought him to the forefront of Florida’s rap world.
His music, which so often deals with themes of motivation and financial success, has appealed across the board; it strikes deep into the souls of his fans, who find themselves within his story time and time again.
Obviously, his rise hasn’t gone unnoticed. BossMan Dlow has been nominated for the “Best New Artist” award at the 2024 BET Awards, in company with other leading newbies like Ayra Starr, Fridayy, and Tyla. The nomination surely is one indicating the impact he has made in Alamofire and a signal of his forcefulness within the hip-hop community.
Songs such as “Get In With Me,” already platinum, are only the beginning from him. His sound, his story, and dogged drive in life indicate that indeed he is going to make an even greater splash into the industry. While he continues to accumulate accolades and recognition, one thing surely will be said: The BossMan Dlow is not just a rising star-he’s on the way to being a household name in hip-hop.
