This was the year the ‘Trap Queen’ rapper was unstoppable.
In his own words, Fetty Wap explains how 2015 changed his life.
We said goodbye to Don Draper and hello to Adele.
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Doughnuts were licked, and dinos were vanquished.
So join us as we revisit the years most unforgettable momentsfor better or worse.
(By the time were through, maybe well finally have our invitation to join Taylors #squad.)
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Last year I was pretty much living carpet to carpet.
This year I have two houses and three apartments.
I can provide for my kids and my mother now.
I expectedTrap Queento change my life.
Every time I played it I knew it was working.
It wasnt the average R&B song.
I expected it to be on the radio.
But I didnt start noticing the money until my motorcycle accident in October.
I was like, How am I going to pay the bills?
Then I checked my account and was like, Oh yeah, Im rich.
I honestly didnt think it would be that big.
I didnt know it would be a slam dunk.
I just want to tell people Fetty Wap is here.
And I dont plan on stopping anytime soon.
As told to Jessica Goodman.
