Stitches

Stitches, born Phillip Nickolas Katsabanis on June 17, 1995, in Miami, Florida, is an American rapper known for his aggressive style and controversial lyrics. Breaking into the music scene with his hit single "Brick in Yo Face" in 2014, Stitches quickly garnered attention for his unique sound, heavily tattooed face, and unabashed depiction of drug culture and street life. His distinctive image, marked by tattoos that include a set of stitches across his mouth, has become synonymous with his brand, making him one of the most recognizable figures in the rap scene.

Throughout his career, Stitches has released a series of singles and albums that have explored themes of violence, substance abuse, and personal struggle, often drawing from his own experiences. Tracks like "I Hope That Don’t Change a Thing" and "Kill Switch" showcase his gritty narrative style and ability to convey complex emotions through music. Despite facing controversies and legal issues, Stitches has maintained a devoted fan base and continues to produce music that resonates with listeners drawn to his raw, unfiltered exploration of life on the streets. His recent releases, including "Save Me" and "Tour Money," reflect ongoing evolution as an artist, suggesting a blend of introspection and hardened realism that defines his oeuvre.