Trap Queen, 679, My Way and My Debut Album
Most of the designs in this shop go back to one song and one album. Here is the story of "Trap Queen", the singles that followed it and my debut album, Fetty Wap.
Where did "Trap Queen" come from?
I recorded "Trap Queen" in 2014. It was my debut single, and that November I signed to 300 Entertainment, part of Atlantic.
How far did it go?
All the way to number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. At the 58th Grammy Awards in 2016 it was nominated twice, for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance.
What came next?
"679" came out in June 2015, with Remy Boyz on the credits, and went to number 4 on the Hot 100. "My Way" followed in 2015, another top-ten Hot 100 single, with a remix featuring Drake. "Again" reached the top 40 too.
When did the album come out?
Fetty Wap, my debut album, came out on September 25, 2015. It opened at number one on the Billboard 200, with 129,000 equivalent units in its first week.
Which designs come from this era?
- The crown: "Trap Queen" in tall serif letters under a crown with a jewelled band, in two shades of grey.
- The stencil triangle: my face in green inside a triangle, with Fetty Wap on a black bar and Trap Queen in block letters below.
- The script: "Trap Queen" in flowing hand lettering, nothing else.
- The poster: Trap Queen in big grey letters over a red close-up, with Fetty Wap in red underneath.
Every one of them comes on a tee, a long sleeve, a crewneck and a hoodie, in black and in white.
Find yours in the shop.