Yungeen Ace, the rising star of Florida rap, was born Keyanta Bullard in Chicago, Illinois on February 12, 1998. His family moved to Florida when he was young, and he grew up in Jacksonville.
Early life in Chicago
Ace’s early life in Chicago was difficult. He grew up in poverty and was surrounded by violence. He started rapping at a young age as a way to express himself and deal with the challenges he was facing.
Moving to Florida
When Ace was 10 years old, his family moved to Jacksonville, Florida. He continued to rap, and he began to gain a following in the local rap scene.
Rising to fame as a rapper
In 2018, Ace released his debut single, “No Witness.” The song was a success, and it helped to launch his career. He went on to release several more singles, including “I Ain’t Scared,” “I’m Up,” and “Free Lil’ 9.”
The drive-by shooting
In June 2018, Ace was involved in a drive-by shooting that killed his brother and two of his friends. The shooting was a traumatic experience for Ace, but he has since used his music to cope with the pain and to raise awareness about gun violence.
Continuing to make music
Despite the challenges he has faced, Ace has continued to make music. He has released several mixtapes and albums, and he has collaborated with other popular rappers, such as Lil Durk and NBA YoungBoy.
Future plans
Ace is still a relatively new artist, but he has already made a significant impact on the rap scene. He is known for his raw and emotional lyrics, and he is not afraid to speak about the difficult experiences he has faced. He is sure to continue to be a force in the rap world for years to come.
