Trapmurda7

My name is Peter j quinones aka trapmurda7 CEO and founder of tm7musik I was born in Puerto Rico, the beautiful island known for its vibrant culture and rich history. But when I was just a kid my parents decided to move to Brooklyn, New York in search of better opportunities. Growing up in Brooklyn was tough, the streets were rough and I had to learn to stand my ground. But it was also where my love for music began. As a young boy, I would spend hours listening to my favorite rap artists and dreaming of becoming one myself. I started writing my own lyrics and would perform for my friends and family. They were always impressed and encouraged me to chase my dreams. But life took a turn when my parents decided to move again, this time to Pennsylvania. Leaving Brooklyn was hard, but I quickly adapted to my new surroundings. I continued to write and record music, but it wasn't until I moved to Texas for a short period of time that I got my big break. I met a music producer who believed in my talent and signed me as an independent music artist to his label, Jam Orlando. I couldn't believe it, my dreams were finally coming true. But my journey was far from over. I moved to Florida to be closer to my daughter and something about me I’m Daniel Hernandez aka 6ix9ine, older cousin. I have to admit, I was a fan of my little cousin 6ix9ine's music, but many people in my surroundings made it clear that we don't condone snitches or rats in our circle. I respected their decision. and followed the G codes on the street. I released my first album and it was a huge success. I was finally living my dream and performing on stages all over the country. But as my fame grew, created enemies on the way people they don’t wanna see me succeed I might be related to 6ix9ine’ but I don’t have words for him and refused to talk about him good or bad in any interviews. I was grateful for the opportunities that I have been blessed with, but I also knew where my loyalty stains As I continue to climb the ladder of success, I never forget my roots. I am proud of my Puerto Rican heritage and the lessons I learned while growing up in Brooklyn. And even though I've moved around a lot, I know that Florida is where I belong. It's where I found my voice and where I continue to make my mark in the music industry. My journey as trapmurda7 has been a wild ride, but I wouldn't have it any other way. I am grateful for the people who have believed in me and supported me along the way. And as I continue to make music, I will always stay true to myself and the G codes of the street. No matter where life takes me, I will never forget where I came from and the struggles that have made me who I am today.