Chris Travis
Christopher "Chris" Travis (born December 2, 1993) is an American rapper and record producer from Orange Mound, Memphis, Tennessee. He began his career in 2012 as a solo artist on YouTube and later on became a member of SpaceGhostPurrp's Raider Klan collective, which he left in 2013.[1] Since then, he formed his own independent label, Water Boyz Entertainment and gained more success from the viral hit "Crunch Time"[2] which has over 14,000,000 views and counting on YouTube. He is a former member of Seshollowaterboyz, a collective with fellow American rappers Bones, Xavier Wulf and Eddy Baker.
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| Birth name | Christopher Travis |
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| Born | December 2, 1993 Orange Mound, Memphis, Tennessee, United States |
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| Instruments | Vocals |
| Years active | 2011–present |
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| Website | WaterBoyz |
Discography
Compilation albums
- Soundcloud V Files, Vol.1 (2018)
Extended plays
- Stay Pure (2013)
- After Effects (2014)
- Sea Beds (with Bones) (2014)
- Water Talk (with P2 the Gold Mask) (2014)
- No Trespassing (with Robb Banks) (2015)
- 8LVLS (2020)
Mixtapes
- Hell on Earth (2012)
- Pizza & Codeine (2012)
- 275 Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (with Raider Klan) (2012)
- Side Effects (2013)
- BRK Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (with Raider Klan) (2013)
- Hidden in the Mist (2013)
- Born in the Winter (2013)
- Gotham City (2014)
- Never Forget (2014)
- Silence of Me Eternally (2014)
- Go Home (2014)
- Live from the East (2015)
- See You There (2015)
- Art of Destruction (2015)
- The Ruined (2016)
- Shark Boy (2016)
- Forgive Me (2017)
- WATERSZN (2017)
- Water World (2018)
- Teenage Freak Show (2019)
- Tape of Terror (2019)
Compliation Mixtapes
- Unreleased '13 (2013)
Guest appearances
| Title | Year | Other artist(s) | Album |
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| "Da Block" | 2012 | Yung Raw, Xavier Wulf | The Trill OG |
| "Cali Smoke" | Eddy Baker, Sky Lex | Edibles | |
| "King of Diamonds" | SpaceGhostPurrp, Dough Dough da Don, Yung Simmie, Xavier Wulf | Black Man's Wealth | |
| "275 Be the Team" | Nell | 90s Mentality | |
| "No More" | 2013 | Yung Simmie | Basement Musik |
| "Nobody Understand" | Eddy Baker | Eduardo Baker | |
| "Money on My Mental" | Gangsta Boo | It's Game Involved | |
| "Not Really Talkin'" | Dxrty Rxdd | Rxdd Ranger | |
| "Push a Mothafucka" | Almighty, Xavier Wulf | Still Bumpin' | |
| "Blvck Buddah" | Key Nyata | The Shadowed Diamond | |
| "Castle Flutes" | Xavier Wulf, Bones | Caves | |
| "Space Men" | Xavier Wulf | To Be Continued | |
| "Flex Action" | 2014 | Smug Mang | Planet with No Name |
| "I Dun Came Up" | Eddy Baker | Bad Guy | |
| "Gualla" | Smug Mang, Mike Jones | Smug God | |
| "Flex'd Out" | Smug Mang, Black Kray | ||
| "Flex Action" | Smug Mang | ||
| "Jungle Palaces" | Dylan Ross | The Relic | |
| "Slowed Killas" | Smug Mang, Yung Simmie | Xans Got to Me | |
| "All I Think About" | Smug Mang | ||
| "That Purple" | |||
| "The Statement" | |||
| "Searching for Service" | Bones | Garbage | |
| "Two Things" | Black Dave | Stay Black 2 | |
| "Red Tide" | Xavier Wulf | Blood Shore Season Two | |
| "Deeper" | Smug Mang | Smug Mang La Flare | |
| "Flow" | 独り善がりの | ||
| "Neoprene" | 2015 | Bones | Powder |
| "No Regrets" | Kold-Blooded | Tsukuyomi | |
| "Essence So Charmin'" | Smug Mang | Lil Gwoupo | |
| "Rumble Room" | Xavier Wulf | The Local Man | |
| "Pulled Off" | 2016 | Fat Nick | When the Lean Runs Out |
| "Water $uicide" | Suicideboys | Eternal Grey | |
| "Smoke That Sht" | 2017 | OmenXIII | Lifeless |
| "Fishscale" | 2018 | Kizaru | Fishscale |
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References
- MacAdams, Torii (June 2015). "A Guide To Raider Klan". Red Bull Music Academy Daily. Retrieved May 5, 2017.
- "Chris Travis – Crunch Time – YouTube". YouTube.
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