Get to Know: Fuego The Profit

An exclusive Q&A with one of hip-hop’s most driven rising voices

Fuego The Profit isn’t just a name—it’s a fire forged through pain, vision, and purpose. In this exclusive Hip Hop’s Revival feature, we dive into the mind of an artist who turned struggle into sound, and whose voice echoes resilience, raw truth, and inspiration.

Origin Story

Q: Can you share a bit about your background? Where did you grow up, and how did your environment influence your journey into music?

“Well just like any other human that was giving battles to overcome I was born into negative environment always moving but I always prayed and had imagined and vision a better future so it kept me sane really just knowing someone has it worse influence me to go had and never give up.”

Musical Genesis

Q: What sparked your interest in music, and who were some of your early musical influences that shaped your sound?

“Really just trying to Channel my life situations into sound just started singing to myself and listening to the greats in all genres felt like I was born in it.”

Artistic Identity

Q: The name “Fuego The Profit” is intriguing. What’s the story behind your stage name, and what does it represent about you as an artist?

“Well I always had rage I was diagnosed with bipolar in middle school but I always chose love and forgiveness so Fuego is like my spirit on fire and the profit is symbol of humanity being used for profits of a higher power.”

Creative Process

Q: Can you walk us through your creative process? How do you approach writing and producing your music?

“Writing is really easy to me cuz I’m constantly freestyling or listening to instrumentals and experience helps me a lot I can take hours finding the right beat but when I do it flows easily.”

Current Projects

Q: What are you currently working on? Are there any upcoming releases or collaborations that fans should be excited about?

“Currently I’m working on shooting my last two videos to my hip hop songs than focusing on my new pop songs I do have a song with Mexican Ot as well but yea I have a new video out I’m pushing called Ocean Queen.”

Overcoming Challenges

Q: Every artist faces obstacles. What challenges have you encountered in your career, and how have you overcome them?

“Well I love my music so much that I would shoot and spend thousands on videos and marketing sometimes and still feel stuck even getting scammed at times and still never gave up because I see the bigger picture but I’ve over came it by learning the business making sure I own all my songs now and still push it no matter.”

Vision and Goals

Q: Where do you see yourself in the next five years? What are your goals for your music career and personal growth?

“Just wanna be further than I am today and connecting with people that are for me and my music hopefully financially free so I can help others win as well.”

Message to Fans

Q: What message do you hope to convey through your music, and what do you want your listeners to take away from your work?

“Just want my music to help someone over come there depression or make them wanna push there dreams and never give up.”

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Trouble Maker Raises the Bar with Quality Over Quantity

In a world where music often chases numbers, Trouble Maker’s new EP Quality Over Quantity stands out as a raw and personal statement. Blending horrorcore boombap roots with fresh, experimental sounds, Trouble Maker delivers a project that marks a turning point in his artistic journey. With memorable stories behind the tracks, heartfelt collaborations, and a DIY spirit, Quality Over Quantity is more than just music—it’s a reflection of growth, creativity, and connection. We sat down with Trouble Maker to talk about the inspiration, challenges, and moments that shaped this EP.

What inspired the title Quality Over Quantity? 

I was writing my verse for B.T.W. (Freshmarket track) and my friend Ryan listen to me spit it, then as he left the room he said “I like it, Quality Over Quantity my boy” while waving his left index finger in the air and that just stuck with me so I decided to call my record Quality Over Quantity. 

How does this EP reflect your growth or change as an artist?

LongboyStyle was still in high school and more tapped in with the younger generation of hiphop and so his passion for beats was based off his influences, so it pushed my brain to think and flow different because I  was use to my style which was more standard Horrorcore boombap. 

Was there a central theme or message you wanted to convey across the project?

That this is the first step in a studio album as opposed to all my other mixtapes/album were mostly off my laptop with no pop filter.

Can you share the story or inspiration behind one of the standout tracks?

My Jacket  – we was getting lit at Yogis place watching wrestlemania, and Yogi gave me the idea, he said “yo Sawh, your next song should be my Jacket my Jacket” and he even had a Lil dance to go with it moving his arms, hands and shoulders, I plan to eventually display that in more promotion for that track. All of this was inspired because my boy Sticky was looking for his Jacket because we all just piled them on top of each other 😂.

Were there any unique production techniques or sounds you experimented with on this EP?

The beats were so different than the standard beats that I rapped on before hand that it pushed my brain to think more outside the box. We added the sound fx in Support your local record store on the line “Shiney objects is no surprise ” the fx  sound like magic fairy dust being sprinkled on a item to make it glow more.

Are there any lyrics on the project that are especially personal or meaningful to you?

Friday the 13th walk  – when I say “this was influenced off the Toronto Zombie Walk, 2 dope minds having one internal thought ” my best friend aka my death friend Gaby..sista from another mista, really helped bring this vision to life. As we got older we saw each other less and less but there was a time frame we were able to put aside Friday the 13th and dress up scary and just walk around Toronto and Scarborough and spook people and wish them a happy Friday the 13th. Now aways we don’t get to spend every Friday the 13th together but we still do celebrate it and we send each other messages wishing each other a happy Friday the 13th and to have fun! 

It has evolved into a day of hanging out with friends, spoiling yourself and having a good time. 

What artists or genres influenced the sound and style of this EP?

I tried to bring that horror style because I’m influenced by ICP, and the screaming I did on Clean My House was influenced by Hollywood Undead/So Sick Social Club a lil bit. I got the idea to do layers from ICP Hells Pit album which i think is a masterpiece by the way.

Did you collaborate with any other artists or producers, and how did those collaborations come together?

I collaborated with a artist named Ghost.

Longboystyle did all the beats 

I recorded with Franz and he mixed and Masterd the whole project, it was a dope collaboration 

What were the biggest challenges you faced while creating this EP?

Personal issues at home slowed down the process of finishing this project.

What do you hope listeners take away from Quality Over Quantity?

That I like Friday the 13th, that I have bars and they should clean there house.

Have you gotten any fan reactions or feedback that really stuck with you?

Allot of people shared this record and I greatly appreciate that. People liked all the voice changes i did on Clean My House.

My friends mom took in that Clean My House was more about cleaning up your life/act.

 I heard my Jacket is catchy and the hook gets stuck in my cousin and her husband’s head.

Do you have plans to perform these songs live, and how do you plan to bring the energy of the EP to the stage?

Yes when I get another show I have plans to do some of these songs and just have fun with it.

Quality Over Quantity isn’t just a title—it’s a mindset that Trouble Maker carries through every bar, beat, and performance. With influences ranging from ICP to Hollywood Undead, and a passion fueled by friendship and life experiences, this EP offers listeners an authentic glimpse into his world. As he looks ahead to future live shows and more music, one thing’s clear: Trouble Maker is just getting started, and he’s doing it his way.

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Yung Bans Returns with New Project “Before RR”

Yung Bans is back with a new project, “Before RR.”

The tape shows a new side of Bans — focused, raw, and ready for the next chapter.
It’s a reminder of what he’s been through and where he’s headed.

Along with the release, he dropped a dope video setting the tone.
➡️ Watch it here

“Before RR” brings the real Bans sound. No gimmicks.

➡️ Stream the full project here: https://ffm.to/beforerr

More moves on the way. Stay locked in.

#BeforeRR #YungBans #NewMusic #HipHopRevival

The Cinematic Soul of LongLiveWOULF — “THE END” Is Only the Beginning

LongLiveWOULF is no stranger to evolution—and his latest release proves it. The Rebel Nation World frontman has officially unveiled the visual for THE END,” a soul-stirring single transformed into a cinematic statement piece.

Directed by SlideShowBazz, the video merges poetic grit and raw emotion, delivering a striking visual narrative with split scenes, symbolic backdrops, and color tones that slice through the darkness like truth through trauma. Every frame pulses with purpose, turning WOULF’s personal rebirth into a communal reckoning.

“I had to lose parts of me to find my voice again. This visual is the exhale after everything I’ve been holding in—it’s a reset, a resurrection” WOULF shares.

THE END is a declaration. A shedding of doubt. A burial of fear. A calling toward clarity. As both artist and architect of the Rebel Nation World movement, WOULF uses this moment to reconnect with fans, realign with purpose, and reignite the fire within.

The video’s arrival signals not a farewell, but a fearless new beginning. Anchored by art, truth, and the ever-growing WOULFPack. For now get familiar with this trailblazing talent by pressing play on his official music video. Also, be sure to subscribe to LongLiveWOULF’s YouTube channel for what’s next. Lastly, stay locked here at Hip Hops Revival for all things LongLiveWoulf!

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 The Awakening of ‘REALiTY’: TruthWhy Unleashes A New Chapter In Hip-Hop

TruthWhy has never been one to follow trends—he creates them. With the release of his latest album, REALiTY, the Virginia native continues to solidify his place as a voice of purpose in hip-hop. This project doesn’t just sound good; it hits home. 


Each track offers a glimpse into the trials, triumphs, and truths that shape the artist behind the bars. TruthWhy delivers gritty lyrics, layered storytelling, and soul-stirring production that reflect the weight of real-life experiences. From navigating industry pressure to maintaining spiritual and emotional balance, REALiTY serves as a musical manifesto of resilience. Don’t believe it? Press play on the highly anticipated album here at Hip Hops Revival

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INSTAGRAM | APPLE MUSIC | SPOTIFY | YOUTUBE