Dave Blunts
American rapper and singer (born 2001)
Davion Blessing (born July 1, 2000), known professionally as Dave Blunts, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter. He gained popularity in December 2024 after videos of him performing while using an oxygen tank went viral and yielded public concern for his health.
Blunts began recording and releasing music in 2018. In 2024, he started uploading videos to TikTok, quickly gaining popularity. His 2024 song "The Cup" went viral on the platform. In June 2024, Blunts released his debut studio album, Well Dude Here's My Thing. His second studio album, If I Could I Would, was released in October.
In April 2025, Blunts released his third studio album, You Can't Say That. That same year, Blunts began working with American rapper Kanye West, writing the majority of his unreleased studio album, Cuck. Blunts has been reported as the sole songwriter for the album's three singles: "WW3", "Cousins", and "Heil Hitler".
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