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PackMan
PackMan is a rapper from New York City who gained attention with his 2019 track "Got It, Got It," which featured 6ix9ine. PackMan's music tends to sit in the...
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PackMan is a rapper from New York City who gained attention with his 2019 track "Got It, Got It," which featured 6ix9ine. PackMan's music tends to sit in the trap lane, with heavy bass and direct lyrics.
He has continued to release music since then, putting out songs like "Been That" in 2020 and "Drop a Tear" in 2023. His output has been steady, though much of the public conversation around him has circled back to that initial collaboration and the legal issues that came with it. The details of those cases are often overstated in profiles, but they've certainly shaped how his career is discussed.
For a listener just coming across his work, "Got It, Got It" is still the obvious entry point. It captures the energy and the complications that have defined his time in music so far.
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