About
Hard-of-hearing artist and disability rights advocate, who went viral on social media in 2024 for his song, "Don't Cut Yourself," and for incorporating ASL into his dances. He has accumulated over 140,000 followers on Instagram, where he posts under the handle thedeafpapi.
Before Fame
He wanted to be a rapper since he was 8 years old, but didn't pursue music until age 19. Inspired by meme rap in 2019, he began to create comedic music. After releasing "Don't Cut Yourself" in the summer of 2024, he went viral on UT Austin's campus for making meme music and incorporating American Sign Language into his dances.
Trivia
As a disability rights advocate, he knows representation matters. In August 2024, he hosted a virtual Disability Pride cypher with artists JG Trigga, Shades, and Salo Primetime Gomes. He often receives backlash for his content, but it doesn't discourage him from continuing to follow his dream.
Family Life
His real name is Major Gammill, and his mother, Connie Gammill, passed away in December 2024.
Associated With
He has collaborated with rapper and TikTok star JG Trigga during Disability Pride month.
