Eight months ago, nobody knew that Trinidad James was a rapper. Come February the Def Jam artist will be going on tour.
As Trinidad James continues to ride the success of his single, “All Gold Everything,” the many remixes are finally starting to come to fruition.
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Say “Popped a molly. I’m sweating” in any crowded space of learned individuals, and you’re almost promised hear a unified “WOO!” in return. Credit that to the phenomenon that is “All Gold Everything,” a single by Clayton County rapper and overnight sensation Trinidad James. As the track sets the web ablaze, phase two for any viral hit is […]
I guess this is what the kids call “turned up?” My Lord, Trinidad James cause a near riot last night at Santos Party House.
Trinidad James plans to stay in the game for way longer than 15 minutes. The flamboyantly dressed Atlanta rapper has teamed with Empire Distribution to make his smash hit “All Gold Everything” and the mixtape it resides on, Don’t Be S.A.F.E. (short for Sensitive As F**k Everyday), available on iTunes.
Every once in a while, a song breaks out that becomes a phenomenon that nobody can quite explain. The song that makes even the snobbiest of rap snobs turn off their brains and just enjoy themselves. Trinidad James’ “All Gold Everything” is that song in 2012.
Trinidad James’ sudden rise in popularity from his mixtape and hit single “All Gold Everything” has been a sight to behold.
Atlanta’s breakout star, Trinidad James, performed for the first time in his hometown this past weekend in the dirty south.
GA native Trinidad James is just as flamboyant a rapper as Hip-Hop has ever seen. No shots to Slick Rick The Ruler, but everything is indeed gold, from the chains to the teeth, in his new visuals for “All Gold Everything,” directed by Motion Family.
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