Who is rapper 600 Breezy?

THANKS to the success of his many hip hop releases, rapper 600 Breezy has earned a following in the music industry.

After gaining popularity for his career as a rap musician, fans are curious to know more about 600 Breezy, his rise to fame, and personal life.

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Who is rapper 600 Breezy?

Born April 16, 1991, 600 Breezy is an American rapper from Chicago, Illinois.

Some of his most famous singles are “Don’t Get Smoked”, “Lou Rawls”, “Stop Playin”, “King of the Six” and “Stay Dangerous”.

On August 19, 2022, he released his project Retaliation, the follow-up to his 2021 work BreezoMatic.

Inspired by Gucci Mane, Three 6 Mafia and Jay-Z, most of 600 Breezy’s influences come from the trap culture that has its roots in Memphis and Atlanta.

Regarding his musical style, he told RESPECT, “I was heavily influenced by trap culture and the movement of what they were doing.

“There were fewer gangbangs and it was more about getting money.”

Looking ahead, he also mentioned, “One of my biggest goals by the end of the year is to get in the top ten or top five.

“My biggest goal is really for the music to get big. There’s always a lot of controversy around me and I feel like it sometimes overshadows the music.”

Who is 600 Breezy dating?

In November 2019, 600 Breezy’s fellow rapper and former girlfriend Queen Key announced she was pregnant with triplets.

In March 2020, Key shared on social media that she gave birth to her and Breezy’s three children.

Since their relationship broke up, Breezy has been dating Raven K Jackson.

On September 6, 2022, the rapper took to Instagram to share some tragic news about Raven.

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He wrote candidly, “Baby why would you do this to me, why would you do this to us…

“I came home, I promised you I would… You just left me for good?

“I would have died with you, raven, I did everything for you.

Breezy added, “I’ll never be able to love again… I’ll see you soon baby.” god help me please

“My baby was in pain and I did everything I could to show her nothing but love and keep her going.”

When he broke the news of Raven’s death, he stated, “I put everything into her and her business.

I believed in her, I worshiped the ground she walked on. She’s gone forever. I hate myself.

“Please, if your loved ones are showing signs of mental harm or ill health, please take them seriously. That is real. That’s what she left me.”