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J.Willie Drops “Trapping”: Ghana-Born, Chicago-Raised Artist Making Waves

J.Willie’s “Trapping” Brings Hustler’s Mentality to the Forefront

Ghana-born and Chicago-raised artist J.Willie (aka Jackson Williams) is back with a new single, “Trapping”—an anthem of resilience, ambition, and proving doubters wrong.

J.Willie’s musical journey began at 14 years old when he penned a heartfelt tribute to a childhood friend who moved away. That moment ignited his passion for music, leading him to explore R&B before ultimately carving his lane in rap. His first breakthrough came in 2017 with the SoundCloud hit “Bad Bitch”, followed by tracks like “IDGAFB,” “Rollercoaster,” and “Mission”. However, it was his 2021 single “Mile Away” that set him apart, leading to “Valentino” in 2022, his most-streamed song to date.

Now, “Trapping” continues that trajectory, serving as a motivational track for anyone grinding to reach their goals. With hard-hitting beats and raw, unapologetic lyrics, the song reflects J.Willie’s personal philosophy: stay focused, outwork the competition, and never let obstacles break you.

“Music has always been my way of navigating tough situations,” J.Willie shares. “With ‘Trapping,’ I want people to feel that fire—to keep going no matter what. Success is about persistence, and this track is a reminder of that.”

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