Keith Wallace

Keith Wallace, also known as Full Klip, is a rapper from Miami, Florida. Born in the heart of the city, Wallace faced early challenges, including a six-year prison stint starting at age 14. This experience, however, allowed him to hone his rap skills. After his release in 2004, Wallace quickly immersed himself in the local hip-hop scene, recording over a hundred songs and performing at various venues, including FAMU's homecoming game and Club Metropolis in Downtown Miami.

Wallace's career gained momentum as he opened for established artists like Trick Daddy and Rick Ross. In 2008, he reached the final round of the Hip Hop Idol competition. His mixtape "Welcome To Kolumbine" was produced by Black Wall Street Producer/Rapper Nu Jerzey Devil. Wallace's music is known for its thought-provoking lyrics and ability to inspire listeners, drawing influences from artists such as 2Pac, Biggie, OutKast, and Jay-Z.