Blueface Biography

(Rapper)

Birthday: January 20, 1997 (Aquarius)

Born In: Los Angeles, California, United States

Jonathan Porter, professionally known as Blueface or Blueface Bleedem, is an American rapper. Recognized for his high-pitched voice and off-beat style of rapping, he came into prominence after his song "Respect My Crypn” went viral on the internet. Since then, Porter has been attracting the audience with his unconventional rapping. He has already worked with some of the most renowned rappers of the industry, including Drake, Lil Uzi Vert and Quavo. The young artiste has a unique voice and is often compared to Southern rappers Silkk the Shocker and Juvenile as well as the California rappers Suga Free and E-40. Blueface has earned major recognition in the music industry and has many dreams yet to be achieved. Besides his exceptional voice, he is also adored by many for his extraordinary style. The American rapper has numerous tattoos on his face and body, each revealing a different story. However, the most recognizable among them is the tattoo of Benjamin Franklin on his cheek, which he calls his “signature.”
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Quick Facts

Also Known As: Johnathan Jamall Porter

Age: 27 Years, 27 Year Old Males

Rappers Hip Hop Singers

Height: 6'4" (193 cm), 6'4" Males

Notable Alumni: Fayetteville State University

U.S. State: California

City: Los Angeles

More Facts

education: Fayetteville State University

  • 1

    What is Blueface's real name?

    Blueface's real name is Johnathan Michael Porter.
  • 2

    What is Blueface known for in the music industry?

    Blueface is known for his unique off-beat rapping style and his hit songs like "Thotiana" and "Respect My Cryppin'".
  • 3

    How did Blueface rise to fame?

    Blueface gained popularity through social media and viral videos of his songs, which helped him secure a record deal and release successful tracks.
  • 4

    What is Blueface's background in music?

    Blueface started pursuing music seriously in 2017 and quickly gained attention for his energetic performances and distinctive flow.
  • 5

    What controversies has Blueface been involved in?

    Blueface has faced criticism for his unconventional rapping style and lyrics, as well as legal issues related to altercations and firearms possession.
Career
Jonathan Porter entered the rap scene in 2017, initially posting his songs to Instagram and SoundCloud. Soon, he took the stage name “Blueface Bleedem” and released his first song ‘Deadlocs’. Produced by Scum_beats, the song was well-received on SoundCloud as it went on to garner over 2 million views. The rapper followed this song with another hit titled ‘Thotiana,’ which too surpassed 1 million plays.
In June 2018, Blueface released his first EP called ‘Famous Cryp’ featuring the hits ‘Fucced Em’ and ‘Freak B
tch’. The EP was well received, amassing millions of plays online. Two months later, the American artiste came up with his second EP ‘Two Coccy,’ which featured collaborations with Gogettakb, D. Loc and 1TakeJay and included the singles ‘Blow Her Bacc’, ‘Deadlocs pt. 2’, ‘Next Big Thing’ and ‘Respect My Crypn’.
Blueface earned further recognition when he released a music video for his track "Respect My Crypn" via WorldstarHipHop's YouTube channel. The video was later posted to Twitter where it became viral, bringing attention to the rapper’s high-pitched voice and off-beat flow.
In November 2018, he signed a deal with Cash Money West. In the following months, he once again scored a viral hit after previewing his new track "Bleed It". Released soon after, the song’s music video was shared on the Lyrical Lemonade YouTube channel where it garnered more than 2 million views within 24 hours. In January 2019, Blueface, along with Miami rapper Lil Pump, collaborated on Scott Storch’s "Bussin".
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Family & Personal Life
Blueface was born on January 20, 1997 in Los Angeles, California. As a high school student, he studied at five different schools including Tahquitz High School where he played football. Later, he attended Fayetteville State University and continued with his sport there as well. However, Porter eventually dropped out of the university due to coaching issues.
Blueface has a son named Javaughn who has popped up at several radio interviews with his father. In one of the interviews with ‘Big Boy’s Neighborhood,’ Blueface disclosed that his son’s mother is a working woman so his son stays with him nearly every day.
The American rapper has numerous tattoos inked on his body. In an interview with ‘30 Mile Exclusive,’ he stated that his tattoos reveal his history as a barber, his religious beliefs, his astrological sign, his material aspirations and a slew of other things. He has also got a Benjamin Franklin tattoo on his face, which he calls his “signature.” Blueface has also tattooed the name of his son on his right forearm.
Facts About Blueface
Blueface is known for his unique off-beat rapping style, which has garnered attention and praise from fans and fellow artists alike.
Blueface's real name is Johnathan Michael Porter, but he adopted the stage name Blueface early in his music career.
Blueface has a background in football and played as a quarterback in high school before pursuing a career in music.
Blueface is known for his love of jewelry and often sports flashy chains and accessories in his music videos and public appearances.
Blueface has a strong social media presence and frequently engages with his fans through platforms like Instagram and Twitter.

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