Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph (nacido el 22 de octubre de 1992), más conocido por su nombre artístico 21 Savage , es un rapero, compositor y productor de discos. Nacido en Londres , su madre lo trajo a Atlanta a los siete años. [3] Se hizo conocido por el mixtape de 2015 The Slaughter Tape antes de lograr la atención nacional después de un EP con el productor Metro Boomin llamado Savage Mode (2016), y sus populares sencillos " X " (con Future ) y " No Heart ", también. como invitado especial en el sencillo de Drake de 2016 " Sneakin '" y el sencillo" Rockstar "de Post Malone de 2017. [4] [5] [6] [7]
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Nombre de nacimiento | Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph |
Nació | Londres , Inglaterra | 22 de octubre de 1992
Origen | Atlanta, Georgia , Estados Unidos |
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Años activos | 2013-presente |
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Niños | 3 |
Sitio web | 21savage |
El álbum de estudio debut de 21 Savage, Issa Album (2017), alcanzó el puesto número 2 en el Billboard 200 de EE. UU . Y le dio su primer sencillo entre los 20 primeros en el Billboard Hot 100, " Bank Account ". [8] Más tarde ese año, colaboró con Offset y Metro Boomin para el álbum Without Warning (2017). Su primer sencillo número uno llegó a fines de 2017 con su participación en "Rockstar" de Post Malone, que fue nominado en dos categorías en la 61ª entrega de los premios Grammy . [9] [10] Su segundo álbum I Am> I Was (2018) fue recibido con elogios de la crítica, debutó en el número 1 en el Billboard 200, pasó dos semanas en la cima de las listas y generó los éxitos " A Lot " (con J. Cole ) y " Monster " (con Childish Gambino ). [11]
21 Savage fue arrestado por el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) de EE. UU . El 3 de febrero de 2019. Los funcionarios revelaron su condición de ciudadano británico que ingresó a los EE. UU. En julio de 2005 y luego excedió ilegalmente su visa cuando expiró un año después. [12] Se le concedió la fianza el 12 de febrero y fue puesto en libertad al día siguiente, en espera del resultado de una audiencia de deportación acelerada. [13] La audiencia estaba inicialmente programada para el 9 de abril, pero luego se pospuso indefinidamente. [14] 21 Savage ganó el premio a la Mejor Canción de Rap por su canción " A Lot " en los Premios Grammy 2020 , marcando las primeras victorias de él y J. Cole en los Grammy. [15] [16] Su tan esperada colaboración secuela con Metro Boomin, Savage Mode II , fue lanzada en octubre de 2020 con gran éxito y debutó en el número 1 en el Billboard 200. [17]
Vida temprana
21 Savage nació Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph [18] [19] [20] [21] el 22 de octubre de 1992 en el Hospital Newham en el área de Plaistow de Londres, [18] [22] hijo de Heather Carmillia Joseph y Kevin Cornelius Emmons. Sus padres son ambos de origen caribeño; la familia de su madre es de Dominica , [23] y su padre es de San Vicente y las Granadinas . [24] Su padre y sus hermanas gemelas, los coreógrafos de danza Kyra y Jayda Davis, continúan viviendo en Londres, donde su padre trabaja para el Ayuntamiento de Westminster , mientras que su abuelo paterno era haitiano . [25] Su primo, Young Nudy , también es rapero. Su abuela vive en Brixton . [ cita requerida ] 21 Los padres de Savage se separaron temprano en su vida, y él se mudó a la edad de siete años con su madre a Atlanta, Georgia . [26] [27] [28] En junio de 2005, a la edad de 12 años, regresó al Reino Unido para el funeral de su tío, [29] se quedó un mes y luego regresó a Atlanta con una visa H-4. el 22 de julio de 2005 [30], que presuntamente expiró un año después. [12] [31] [32] 21 La madre de Savage entonces comenzó una relación con el Dr. Amsu Anpu, un endocrinólogo y expatriado británico, con quien tuvo más hijos. [33] Tenía un hermano Quantivayus ("Tay-Man") que murió en un tiroteo después de un intento de tráfico de drogas . [34]
En el séptimo grado, 21 Savage fue prohibido permanentemente en todas las escuelas del Distrito Escolar del Condado de DeKalb por posesión de armas. [35] Esto lo llevó a comenzar a asistir a escuelas alrededor del área metropolitana de Atlanta antes de ser enviado a un centro de detención juvenil. [36] Después de ser liberado del centro de detención juvenil, completó el octavo grado a través de un programa alternativo antes de terminar un semestre de la escuela secundaria, pero abandonó en su primer año luego de múltiples exclusiones que dijo que lo "agotaron". [37] Después de abandonar la escuela, se unió a una pandilla callejera local afiliada a la banda Bloods y se convirtió en un traficante de drogas a tiempo completo, [4] principalmente vendiendo cannabis . [37] También participó regularmente en otras actividades delictivas, como el robo y el robo de automóviles, aunque solo fue arrestado una vez después de que se encontró contrabando en un automóvil que conducía. [38] En 2011, cuando tenía 19 años, su "mano derecha" Larry murió en un tiroteo. [37] En 2013, durante un intento de robo en su cumpleaños número 21, 21 Savage recibió seis disparos de miembros de pandillas rivales y su mejor amigo Johnny murió. [14] [39]
Carrera profesional
2014-2015: primeros lanzamientos, The Slaughter Tape y Slaughter King
Tras la muerte de su amigo en un tiroteo en su cumpleaños número 21, 21 Savage comenzó a rapear. [38] [40] Su carrera musical fue originalmente subvencionada por el tío de su amigo fallecido, quien le dio dinero para tiempo en el estudio en 2013. [4] El 12 de noviembre de 2014, el sencillo debut de 21 Savage, "Picky", producido por DJ Plugg , fue lanzado. Más tarde se incluyó en su mixtape debut, The Slaughter Tape , que fue lanzado el 25 de mayo de 2015. [41] El lanzamiento lo convirtió en lo que Interview Magazine llamó un "héroe clandestino en Atlanta". [4]
El 2 de julio de 2015, 21 Savage lanzó un EP colaborativo, Free Guwop , con Sonny Digital . [42] Es un EP tributo a su compañero rapero e influencia a Gucci Mane . El 1 de diciembre de 2015, 21 Savage lanzó su segundo mixtape, Slaughter King . [43]
2016-2017: modo salvaje , álbum de Issa y sin advertencia
En junio de 2016, XXL nombró a 21 Savage como una de las "Freshman Class" de 2016 . [44] El 15 de julio de 2016, 21 Savage lanzó su EP conjunto Savage Mode con el productor de discos con sede en Atlanta Metro Boomin . El EP obtuvo un éxito internacional y alcanzó el puesto 23 en el Billboard 200, que se convirtió en su EP con más éxitos hasta la fecha. [45] En noviembre de 2016, apareció en la portada de The Fader . [46] El sencillo " X " de Savage Mode con Future fue confirmado por Billboard como platino en los Estados Unidos, siendo el primer disco de platino de 21. [47] El 18 de enero de 2017, 21 Savage anunció que había firmado con Epic Records . [48]
En 2017, su álbum de estudio debut, Issa Album , debutó en el número dos en el Billboard 200 de los Estados Unidos . [49] [50] Su sencillo principal, " Bank Account ", alcanzó el puesto número 12 en el Billboard Hot 100 . [51] [52] Más tarde ese año, apareció en el sencillo " Rockstar " de Post Malone , que alcanzó el puesto número uno en el Billboard Hot 100 y rompió numerosos récords. Se convirtió en la primera canción número uno de 21 Savage. [10] [53] [54] [55]
El 31 de octubre de 2017, se lanzó un álbum de estudio colaborativo de 21 Savage, Offset y Metro Boomin titulado Without Warning . Without Warning debutó en el número cuatro en el Billboard 200 de los Estados Unidos [56] y recibió críticas generalmente positivas de los críticos. Su primer sencillo, " Ric Flair Drip " alcanzó el puesto 13 en el Billboard Hot 100. [57] [58]
2018-presente: I Am> I Was , Savage Mode II y Spiral
En abril de 2018, 21 Savage apareció como invitada en la obra extendida de Young Thug Hear No Evil junto con sus compañeros raperos Nicki Minaj y Lil Uzi Vert . [59] Más tarde ese mes, también apareció en el sencillo "Outstanding" de SahBabii . [60] El 21 de marzo, 2018, que se presentó en el single "Rover 2.0", que es parte de BlocBoy JB 's Simi mixtape. [61] [62] En el mes siguiente, apareció en "Clout" de Ty Dolla Sign , que fue parte de la edición de lujo de su álbum Beach House 3 . [63]
El 31 de octubre de 2018, 21 Savage publicó en su Instagram una foto de un hombre en silueta saltando en el aire en dirección a un gran incendio. En la esquina inferior derecha de la imagen había un aviso de "Aviso para los padres", ya que a menudo aparece en la portada de los lanzamientos de rap. 21 Savage también etiquetó a Metro Boomin en la publicación. Por estas razones, algunos especularon que sería una secuela del álbum Without Warning de 2017 . Sin embargo, resultó ser la portada del álbum debut en solitario de Metro, Not All Heroes Wear Capes . [64]
El 6 de diciembre de 2018, 21 Savage publicó la portada de su álbum, I Am> I Was , en Instagram, que presenta una imagen borrosa de él mismo, subtitulando la imagen con varios emojis de cabra . [65] Al día siguiente, 21 Savage recurrió a Twitter y su historia de Instagram para disculparse porque "olvidó" lanzar el álbum, diciendo en Twitter: "Maldita sea, olvidé soltar mi álbum, todos ustedes". [66] Anunció una nueva fecha para el 21 de diciembre de 2018. [67] El productor discográfico Louis Bell filtró la lista de canciones a través de su historia de Instagram el 13 de diciembre de 2018. [68] [69] 21 Savage lanzó su segundo estudio álbum I Am> I Was el 21 de diciembre, 2018, con las características de Travis Scott , Mensaje Malone , Childish Gambino , Offset , J. Cole , Gunna , Lil bebé , Proyecto Uno , Yung Miami , y Schoolboy Q . [70] [71] Ninguno de esos actos, sin embargo, se acreditan como artistas en el álbum. I Am> I Was debutó en el número uno en el Billboard 200 de EE. UU ., Obteniendo 131,000 unidades equivalentes a álbumes (incluidas 18,000 ventas de álbumes puros), lo que lo convierte en el primer álbum número uno de 21 Savage en EE. UU. [72] [73] Fue dirigido por " A Lot ", con la voz de J. Cole. La canción alcanzó el puesto número 12 en el Billboard Hot 100 de EE. UU. Y obtuvo 21 su primer premio Grammy. [74] [75]
Through 2019, 21 Savage released only one song named "Immortal". In February 2020, 21 and longtime collaborator Metro Boomin hinted at the release of a sequel to their Savage Mode extended play called Savage Mode II. Despite not announcing an official release date, they re-posted speculation by a fan on Instagram that the project would be released on March 13, 2020, leading to speculation that would be the official release date. The album was not released on March 13.[76][77] On September 28, 2020, a teaser trailer for Savage Mode II, directed by Gibson Hazard was released, with a narration from Morgan Freeman, announcing the release date of October 2.[78] The collaborative album peaked at number one on the Billboard 200 and included two top-ten singles, "Runnin", and "Mr. Right Now", featuring Drake.[79]
21 was featured on DJ Khaled's April 2021-released album, Khaled Khaled, along with Justin Bieber, on the song "Let It Go".[79] On May 14, 2021, he released an EP titled Spiral, serving as the official soundtrack to the film Spiral: From the Book of Saw.[79]
Estilo de música
Called "one of the last real street niggas left making music" by frequent collaborator Metro Boomin,[80] 21 Savage's music is heavily autobiographic with an emphasis on violent and criminal aspects of his past, including murder and drug dealing.[38] Vocally, he is known for his "trademark villainous monotone drawl".[81]
Filantropía
In early August 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019, 21 Savage hosted the "Issa Back to School Drive" (named after his album Issa Album) in his home neighborhood in Atlanta. The drive gave free haircuts, hairstyles, supplies, and school uniforms.
In March 2018, 21 Savage announced the creation of the 21 Savage Bank Account Campaign (named after his hit song "Bank Account") on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, he also announced that he was donating $21,000 to the cause. He stated, "I started the 21 Savage Bank Account Campaign and it's to help kids learn how to save money and make money, and open bank accounts for kids."[82] Four months later, he donated $10,000 to Atlanta's Continental Colony Elementary School to fund an anti-bullying campaign.[83]
On July 1, 2020, 21 Savage announced he was launching a free online financial literacy education program for kids and teenagers stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying, "I feel like it's important more than ever to give our next generation the tools to succeed in life." The program includes a partnership with Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms to provide free tablets and WiFi to underserved students in the Atlanta.[84]
Vida personal
21 Savage and his mother are both adherents of the traditional West African religion Ifá.[85][86][87] In June 2017, he started dating model Amber Rose.[88][89] As of May 2018, they had separated.[90]
Problemas legales y controversias
Drug conviction
21 Savage was convicted of felony drug charges in October 2014 in Fulton County, Georgia.[91]
Weapons
In 2018, 21 Savage reportedly started a movement called "Guns Down, Paintballs Up" which was intended to reduce gun violence by suggesting the use of paintball guns instead of lethal firearms.[92] The head of the Detroit Police Department, James Craig, described the movement as "well-intentioned, however, misguided", after several incidents involving paintball guns later resulted in injuries, disorderly conduct involving large groups of people with paintball guns, property vandalism (e.g., of police vehicles), violent reprisals, and the mistaking of paintball guns for firearms.[93][94] The movement has been linked to several cases of property crime and homicide.[92][95] 21 Savage has not commented on the matter, although he paid for the funeral of a 3-year-old who was killed in a related incident.[92][95]
Controversy arose after 21 Savage pulled out a firearm during a pool party on June 10, 2018.[96] 21 Savage had been given the firearm by a friend after seeing an opposing crew member also pull out a pistol.[97]
Lyrics
"ASMR", a song from 21 Savage's second studio album I Am > I Was, caused some controversy with its lyrics. The lyrics included the line, "We been gettin' that Jewish money, everything is kosher." The lyrics came under fire for perpetuating negative Jewish stereotypes when LeBron James shared an Instagram story quoting the track.[98] 21 Savage later apologized, saying on Twitter, "The Jewish people I know are very wise with there [sic] money so that's why I said we been gettin' Jewish money. I never thought anyone would take offense, I'm sorry if I offended everybody, never my intention – I love all people with all my heart."[99]
Feuds
In early 2020, a feud between 21 Savage and American producer Young Chop arose after Chop insulted 21 Savage on an Instagram livestream.[100] On April 6, while reportedly taking an Uber in 21 Savage's neighborhood in an attempt to find where he lived, Chop stated that an unknown gunman fired at his car, but he was not injured. No other sources have confirmed whether or not this story is true and no gunshots were captured on the video in which he made the accusation.[101]
Arrest on immigration charges
On February 3, 2019, just two days after releasing the music video for his single "A Lot", 21 Savage was taken into custody by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after a vehicle was pulled over that contained him and his cousin, Young Nudy, and two other men. Young Nudy and the two other men had been targeted in an operation involving charges of aggravated assault and violation of the Georgia Gang Act.[102] 21 Savage later alleged that he was personally also targeted in the operation.[26] After his arrest, ICE revealed that 21 Savage is a British national who has been in the United States unlawfully since his non-immigrant visa expired in July 2006. 21 Savage's management team expresses he has been trying to get his Visa renewed since the year 2017. Before this, 21 Savage had commonly been believed to be a native of the Atlanta area – e.g., Interview magazine had reported in an interview with Seth Rogen in April 2018 that the rapper's birthplace was Atlanta, Georgia, and in a 2016 interview with XXL Magazine, he said he was "from Decatur, Georgia" (which is in the Atlanta metropolitan area).[31][103][104][105]
A spokesperson for ICE said of 21 Savage, "His whole public persona is false. He actually came to the U.S. from the U.K. as a teen and overstayed his visa."[106] A birth certificate then surfaced showing that 21 Savage was born in Newham, London, on October 22, 1992.[18][107] This indicates that he had been 12 years old in July 2005 – not "a teen" (and he had also been in the U.S. from the age of 7 until his one-month departure in 2005).[26] His attorney acknowledged that 21 Savage had overstayed the expired visa, but said that he had not attempted to hide his background, and said that the Department of Homeland Security had been aware that in 2017 he had applied for a U visa – a type of non-immigrant visa offered to crime victims and their family members who are willing to assist law enforcement officials in the investigation or prosecution of criminal activity.[32]
21 Savage has been released from ICE's custody; however, his case is still pending. He is allowed to move around the US, but cannot travel abroad.[108]
Theft by deception charges
On February 15, 2019, 21 Savage turned himself in to authorities and was booked into a south Georgia jail in response to a warrant for his arrest for felony theft by deception. This dispute surrounds a gig arranged in 2016 for which the rapper allegedly accepted a payment of $17,000 to appear at a concert, but did not appear and did not give back the money. He was released on his own recognizance, pending a court hearing on a later date to resolve the charge.[109][110]
Filmografia
In 2017, it was reported that 21 Savage was working on his debut film, Issa Movie.[111]
21 Savage has also worked on a YouTube animated mini-series named Year 2100.[112]
Discografia
Studio albums
- Issa Album (2017)
- I Am > I Was (2018)
Collaborative albums and EPs
- Savage Mode (with Metro Boomin) (2016)
- Without Warning (with Offset and Metro Boomin) (2017)
- Savage Mode II (with Metro Boomin) (2020)
Excursiones
Headlining
- I Am > I Was Tour (2019)[113]
Premios y nominaciones
Year | Award | Category | Nominated Work | Result |
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2017 | BET Awards[114] | Best New Artist | Himself | Nominated |
Streamy Awards[115] | Breakthrough Artist | Nominated | ||
2018 | iHeartRadio Music Awards[116] | Best New Hip-Hop Artist | Nominated | |
Hip-Hop Song of the Year | "Rockstar" (with Post Malone) | Nominated | ||
Billboard Music Awards[117] | Top New Artist | Himself | Nominated | |
Top Hot 100 Song | "Rockstar" (with Post Malone) | Nominated | ||
Top Streaming Song (Audio) | Nominated | |||
Top Collaboration | Nominated | |||
Top Rap Song | Won | |||
American Music Awards[118] | Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop Song | Nominated | ||
Collaboration of the Year | Nominated | |||
MTV Europe Music Awards[119] | Best Song | Nominated | ||
MTV Video Music Awards[120] | Song of the Year | Won | ||
Best Hip-Hop Video | "Bartier Cardi" (with Cardi B) | Nominated | ||
BET Awards[121] | Best Collaboration | Nominated | ||
BET Hip Hop Awards[122] | Best Featured Verse | Nominated | ||
Best Collabo, Duo or Group | "Ric Flair Drip" | Nominated | ||
2019 | Grammy Awards[123] | Record of the Year | "Rockstar" (with Post Malone) | Nominated |
Best Rap/Sung Performance | Nominated | |||
2020 | Grammy Awards | Best Rap Song | "A Lot" (with J. Cole) | Won |
Best Rap Album | I Am > I Was | Nominated |
Ver también
- List of artists who reached number one on the UK Singles Chart
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Born Shayaa Bin Abraham-Joseph in Atlanta, Georgia...
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enlaces externos
- Official website
- 21 Savage discography at Discogs