Travis Porter

Travis Porter is an American hip-hop group hailing from Decatur, Georgia, composed of stepbrothers Ali and Quez and their friend Strap, who came together to form the group in 2006. The trio quickly made a name for themselves on the Southern hip-hop scene with their energetic party anthems, salacious lyrics, and catchy hooks. Their focus on hard-hitting beats and club-friendly tracks helped them garner national attention, and they are widely known for their hit single "Bring It Back" which put them on the mainstream radar in 2010.

Over the years, Travis Porter has maintained a consistent presence in the hip-hop community, releasing a string of mixtapes and singles that showcase their signature sound. Despite not always being in the limelight, the group has continued to influence the genre with their unique blend of Atlanta trap and party rap. Their most recent releases, such as "Classics," "BOW," and "BIG GOD," continue to solidify their legacy within the music industry, appealing to both long-time fans and a new generation of listeners. The group's ability to adapt and evolve while staying true to their roots is evidenced in projects like "Travy Estates: Back On Bullshit" and "I'm a Differenter 2," proving their unwavering dedication to the craft and their place within the culture of hip-hop.