Ace Hood
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Ace Hood

Ace Hood, born Antoine McColister, came up in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. DJ Khaled signed him to We the Best Music Group, and his debut album 'Gutta' arrived...

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Ace Hood, the Florida rapper with a hustler's prayer

A DJ Khaled signee whose music moved from street anthems to more personal reflection.

For the full picture, listen to 'Take Yo Bitch' back-to-back with 'A Hustler's Prayer'. That's the arc right there.

Ace Hood's early tracks like 'Take Yo Bitch' were blunt, aggressive street records that got him noticed in the late 2000s. But songs like 'Champion' and 'A Hustler's Prayer' show a guy wrestling with the grind, trying to find something more durable than just the next check. He's one of those rappers whose catalog tells a story about what happens after the come-up.

He came out of Fort Lauderdale and got signed by DJ Khaled, dropping his debut 'Gutta' in 2008. Albums like 'Blood, Sweat & Tears' and 'Trials & Tribulations' followed, but by the time 'Mr. Hood' arrived in 2016, the material had started to turn more inward.

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Ace Hood, born Antoine McColister, came up in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. DJ Khaled signed him to We the Best Music Group, and his debut album 'Gutta' arrived in 2008.

He put out albums like 'Blood, Sweat & Tears' in 2011 and 'Trials & Tribulations' in 2013. Some of his tracks include 'Take Yo Bitch,' 'Don't Get Caught Slippin',' and 'Champion' with Jazmine Sullivan and Rick Ross. He's also worked with Future and Lil Wayne.

In 2011, he faced assault charges after an incident with a concert promoter. His lyrics have drawn criticism at times for their content. Later albums like 'Mr. Hood' in 2016 showed a shift toward more personal material.

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