CEO Trayle would not believe you if you told him that the song "OK Cool" would be the one that made people start paying attention to him as a performer. The rapper, who is now 27 years old, has maintained throughout his career that he possesses superior music. The song "OK Cool" is a heartless breakup anthem in the style of Future's song "Throwaway." It portrays CEO Trayle as a scorned lover who is focused on destroying the relationship and salting the ground. Although Trayle claims that he was only fooling around when he created the song, it became an enormous hit during the summer of 2020, first in Chicago and then spreading to other cities. Trayle was born in the Bronx, and he remained there for the first 13 years of his life before moving to Alabama. After a few years there, he relocated to Atlanta. His moving patterns are a reflection of those of his most significant influences, including 50 Cent's rough, bully-like persona and Gucci Mane's rolodex of flows, as well as Gucci Mane's ruthless sense of humor, which are all encoded into Trayle's DNA. However, the artist that I hear most when listening to Trayle is Chief Keef; both of them have an impulse to continually add new tools to their respective arsenals. It's almost as if Trayle makes himself experiment with fresh flows, utilize different voices, and try out different production approaches so the music doesn't get boring..

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