Vic Mensa

Vic Mensa is a rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer from Chicago known for his unique style and involvement in the indie group Kids.

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Profession :

Rapper

Birthday :

June 6, 1993

Star Sign :

Gemini

Age :

31

Birthplace :

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Vic Mensa, a rapper, singer, and songwriter from Chicago, Illinois, first gained recognition as part of the band Kids These Days before launching a successful solo career. His most notable works include his debut single “U Mad” featuring Kanye West, debut studio album “The Autobiography,” and collaborations with prominent artists such as Jay-Z, Pharrell Williams, and Chance the Rapper. Mensa’s EP “There’s Alot Going On” and his song “16 Shots” addressing police brutality showcase his activism on racial justice and police reform.

Apart from his music career, Mensa has co-founded the Black Star Line Festival in Ghana with Chance the Rapper, attracting 52,000 fans in its first edition. His latest album, “Victor,” released in September 2023, comprises 18 tracks exploring personal stories and emotions. Some of his popular songs include “Cocoa Butter Kisses” featuring Twista, “U Mad” featuring Kanye West, and “Reverse” featuring G-Eazy. Mensa’s unique style and thought-provoking lyrics continue to make an impact in the hip-hop industry. An interesting fact about him is that he released his first project, the Straight Up EP, at 16 years old and was initially a member of the indie group Kids.