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Studying artists like Yung Thug, NBA, Gucci Mane, Yungboy and 50 Cent among other Hip hop heavyweights has influenced 24-year-old Travon Cosby’s sound so much so that the Savannah native has now acquired a brutal, legato, and precise style of rap that has afforded him sharp intuition and understanding of what the industry demands in […]
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Studying artists like Yung Thug, NBA, Gucci Mane, Yungboy and 50 Cent among other Hip hop heavyweights has influenced 24-year-old Travon Cosby’s sound so much so that the Savannah native has now acquired a brutal, legato, and precise style of rap that has afforded him sharp intuition and understanding of what the industry demands in terms of Hip hop. It is on this note that Travon, officially know now as B3ThaPlug comes full circle this fall. To celebrate his rebirth following years of honing his skills and sound, he offers What It Cost Me, a splice to bridge the gap between his past and future.
Considering B3’s record and the nature of debuts, especially those characterized by comebacks, What It Cost Me focuses on the rapper’s journey, career challenges, and personal life with just enough personality and passion to not sound just like a revamped clone of his former self.
What It Cost Me is slated for a fall release and it’s prospects, bordering on B3ThaPlug’s past and work ethic, are as exciting as his reentrance.
