Iayze
American rapper
Jace Lavoer Salter (born January 10, 2003), known professionally as Jace (stylized as "Jace!", formerly known as "Iayze"), is an American rapper from Fort Worth, Texas. He is best known for his song "556 (Green Tip)" which received traction on TikTok due to its quite jaunty, old-fashioned instrumental paired with the modern/violent lyrics that he uses. He is currently independent.
Career
Beginnings
Salter began recording music at age 13 and began releasing songs on YouTube under the alias "TGE Duwap", TGE standing for: Texas Gang Entertainment. He was inspired to start creating music after his friend, Almighty Jay convinced him to, for whom Salter was creating cover art at the time. Salter claims to only have started taking music seriously with the birth of his daughter, Ela.
2021–2023: Breakthrough
In 2021, Salter started releasing multiple mixtapes and extended plays before gaining traction after his song "C'mere" went viral on YouTube and TikTok. In January 2022, he appeared on late rapper PnB Rock's mixtape SoundCloud Daze before releasing the track "556 (Green Tip)" the following month. The song also went viral on TikTok, with multiple jokes being made about its instrumental.
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