NLF Star turned rapper who played for the Las Vegas Raiders is making his debut. Dallas, Texas native and Broward County-raised Damon Arnette, who also goes by the stage name NWG Suave, a.k.a Rico, released his new anticipated music video “Step On Em,’ which is already on its way to over a quarter million views in just a matter of a couple weeks. The music video shows a different side of Suave, from the usual of speaking on his lifetime struggles and toxic relationships.
The music video showcases Suave and OG 3Three recreate the famous God-Father scenes from the late movie. The melodic artist is influenced by musicians like NBA YoungBoy, 50 Cent, Future & Michael Jackson. He attended St. Thomas Aquinas High School, where he played linebacker and wide receiver for the Raiders. He was named honorable mention Class 8A-7A-6A All-County as a senior and helped lead the team to a state championship. Rated a three-star recruit, Arnette originally committed to play college football at South Carolina during the summer going into his senior year before changing his commitment to Ohio State on national signing day.
Suave isn’t new to music either, The first project he released, titled “Misunderstood“, provided various dimensions of Suave’s sound and style. “It’s just the story of my life,” he explains of the project’s title. “People judge me based on what they think they see. It could be a coach, a fan, or a family member. I’m explaining my actions here to be better understood.” So, it’s no doubt Suave was born to be a star one way or another. With success from his early athletic days to now having 100,000 Spotify monthly listeners, he showed the world that the sky’s the limit to what you can do and follow your dreams.
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