Forbes features a new generation of rap on its “30 Under 30” list.
via: HotNewHipHop
Now that December is practically here, publications are rolling out their annual recap articles in various formats. For Forbes, it’s their annual “30 Under 30” issue that currently has the Internet talking for more reasons than one. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Ice Spice made the outlet’s round-up after her one-of-a-kind rise to fame, but another rap diva she spent part of her 2023 beefing with can be found on the list as well. Elsewhere, 21-year-old Angel Reese gets her flowers for her role in leading LSU to its first-ever women’s basketball national championship, even with all that’s been going on with her in the media lately.
One of the older stars whom Forbes is honouring is Drew “Druski” Desbordes, a content creator and comedian who often links with friends in the hip-hop world like Jack Harlow and Drake. Earlier this year, the 29-year-old made major moves in launching his sports management agency, proving that for all the laughter he’s provided fans with over the years, he can be a strategic businessman too.
Trippie Redd continues his recent winning streak with an appearance on the “30 Under 30” list as well. He just unleashed a new album and confirmed the birth of his adorable son, making this year undeniably one of the biggest of his career and personal life to date. Others to add the impressive accolade to their resume this fall include supermodel and 818 Tequila founder Kendall Jenner, multi-talent musician Steve Lacy, and Ice Spice’s aforementioned op, Latto.
