Whatever Happened To Twista?

Twista, the Chicago-born rapper renowned for his fast-paced rhyming, first made his mark in the early ’90s with his debut album “Runnin’ Off at Da Mouth” in 1992. His rapid-fire style earned him a Guinness World Record in 1992 for rapping close to 600 words in under a minute. Despite initial success, it wasn’t until 2004 that Twista’s album “Kamikaze” brought him widespread recognition, featuring the hit single “Slow Jamz” with Kanye West.

After releasing two more projects under Atlantic Records, Twista parted ways with the label in 2007. Although he hasn’t been part of the mainstream in recent years, he remains active in the music scene. Twista now operates under his independent label, Get Money Gang Entertainment (GMG), and continues to release music. In 2022, he dropped his latest mixtape, “Lifetime,” showcasing his signature fast-paced raps.

Twista’s longevity in the industry has given him a unique perspective. In an interview with DJ Booth, he emphasized staying focused on his craft amidst the constant influx of new artists and trends. Despite not being signed to a major label for over a decade, Twista remains dedicated to his music.

Beyond his musical endeavors, Twista is actively involved in charitable work. He participates in food giveaways, toy drives, and other community events. During the height of the pandemic, he continued to contribute to charity efforts, demonstrating his commitment to giving back to the Chicago community.

In summary, Twista is still making music, managing his independent label, and actively engaging in charitable initiatives, solidifying his presence in both the rap scene and his local community.

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