Tone Trump facts for kids

Tone Trump, whose real name is Tony Lamar Brice, is an American rapper. He was born in 1987 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is known for his hip hop music.

About Tone Trump

Tone Trump grew up in Philadelphia. He was raised in a Muslim family and later changed his name to Abdul Sallam. He first wanted to be a professional basketball player. When that didn't work out, he decided to focus on making music.

Early Music Career

In 2007, Tone Trump worked with other rappers from Philadelphia. They created an anti-violence song called "Every Day Is Crazy." One of his songs was also chosen for a documentary about gun violence. This helped him get noticed by big record labels.

Tone Trump also started his own record label, called Top Notch Entertainment. He later joined a group called G-Unit Philly. In 2010, he worked with artist Nu Jerzey Devil on a song called "What It Look Like." By 2018, Tone Trump had signed a deal with Young Jeezy's CTE World label.

Achievements and Collaborations

Tone Trump has worked with many people in the music and fashion industries. He is known for his catchy phrases like "Let's Win" and "Hustle or Starve." In 2012, he won the Artist of the Year award at the Philly Hip Hop Awards.

His song "Ghetto Boy" was produced by Smitti Boi. In 2015, Tone Trump appeared in the boxing movie Creed. He had a short scene with the main character. In 2016, Tone Trump released his album TONY. Smitti Boi produced all the songs on this album.

Music Releases

Tone Trump has released several albums and mixtapes throughout his career.

Studio Albums

• Trump Life (2009)
• TONY (2015)

Mixtapes

• Blood, Sweat, & Prayers (with Lex Luger) (2018)
• West Side Story (2013)
• The New Fresh Prince (2012)
• Worldstar Tony (2011)
• Product Of Philly (2010)