Teezo Touchdown has enjoyed a steady rise to stardom over the past year, and he recently had the pleasure of meeting one of his favorite Hip Hop artists.
During a recent interview on the Rap Radar Podcast, the 31-year-old made it known that Lil Flip is his favorite rapper and that he always looked up to the “Sunshine” hitmaker for repping Texas.
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On Friday (November 24), a day after Teezo’s show in Austin, Flip took to social media to express his appreciation for the genre-bending up-and-comer while also revealing that they linked up after the performance.
“SO MY BROTHER @fatheplug TOLD ME ABOUT THIS YOUNG ARTIST NAMED @teezotouchdown FROM #BEAUMONT #TEXAS WHO SAID IM HIS FAVORITE RAPPER,” the rap vet wrote on Instagram along with pictures of his meeting with Teezo. “SO I REACHED OUT AND TOLD HIM THANK YOU [prayer-hand emoji] AND DECIDED TO PULL UP TO HIS SHOW IN #AUSTIN WIT @travisscott LASTNITE!!
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“WE CHOPPED IT UP AND HE SAID HE LOVE @bigshasta713 [clover emoji] SO I FACE TIMED HIM AND LET THEM TALK!! IT DONT MATTER WHO U ARE NEVER [thumbs-down emoji] LOSE FAITH [prayer-hand emoji] CUZ #WINNERSWIN.”
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Lil Flip is far from the only rapper who has endorsed Teezo Touchdown. Earlier this year, Teezo received a huge co-sign from Drake prior to the release of his debut album How Do You Sleep at Night?
In mid-August, Drizzy shared a series of photos on social media hyping up the rookie’s project, which has since made waves across the industry.
“Usually it’s a cut throat cryptic caption for the ones that turned on the gang members but tonight I just heard some of the best music ever so I am happy and I will spare you little birdies thanks to @teezotouchdown,” Drake wrote in his post.
The 14-song LP was released the following month to critical acclaim, and featured guest spots from Janelle Monáe, Fousheé and Isaiah Rusk.
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Then, in October, Teezo enjoyed another huge boost after making not one but two appearances on Drake’s chart-topping album For All the Dogs, lending his soulful singing voice to “Amen” and “7696 Santa.”
The Texas native previously made a cameo on Tyler, The Creator‘s Call Me If You Get Lost, which also topped the Billboard 200 back in 2021 while winning a Grammy for Best Rap Album.
