After a run of mixtapes and EPs that made Nettspend one of the biggest young voices in rap (he turns 19 years old next week), his debut album, Early Life Crisis, is out now. The project dropped last ...

Nettspend has been on a rapid ascent over the last few years. It started with the teenage rapper’s “Drankdrankdrank” going viral on Twitter, and that was followed by his debut mixtape, Bad Ass F*cking ...

OsamaSon and Nettspend have returned with another collab. OsamaSon has already had a busy year, and luckily for fans, he doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. Last week, the Ohio-born performer ...

The video features appearances from Nettspend's mother and his close friend and collaborator OsamaSon. 'sober' opens on a glowing organ that soon gets chopped into the beat courtesy of producer ...

Unless your favorite dessert is cotton candy, you’ll understand the implicit problem with BAD ASS F*CKING KID, the rabidly anticipated debut of teenage rapper Nettspend: It's mostly fluff. And if ...

Maybe in the future we’ll see a documentary about the Gucci Fall/Winter 2026 show in Milan, the first collection from Demna at the label, and a seismic event within the underground rap world. Or, at ...

new video loaded: Why Is NBA YoungBoy on a Nettspend Song? transcript Historians are going to look back on this song as something of a watershed moment. — What?! Forgive me. It’s a rental. So this is ...

At just 18 years old, Nettspend finds himself in a pretty unique spot. Initially donning a staunch “underground” label, pretty much confined to his internet era-induced, IYKYK sound and label, the ...

With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming ...

Nettspend continues to drop new music on his SoundCloud, and his single "Y WOULD I CARE?" has fans beliving an album is near. Nettspend has become an icon of the underground rap world over the past ...

The teenage Virginia rapper Nettspend has been teasing "That One Song" on TikTok and in live shows since last year. As of this week, it's finally out. The "post-post-rage" emcee sounds blissed-out ...