F Money is a South Florida rapper who has been writing rap music since 2010 and steadily building his voice through years of trial experience and reflection. Long before stepping into a studio he was already studying how rap really works not just the words but the delivery the tone and the intent behind each line.
He recorded his first studio song in 2017 and that moment confirmed what he already felt. Music was something he wanted to take seriously. Around that time he found inspiration in how rappers communicated confidence and perspective. Listening to 2 Chainz helped shape his belief that it is not always what you say but how you say it. A line from Rocko stayed with him as well especially the bar living proof you can win all you got to do is play. That mindset pushed him to keep creating even when results did not come quickly.
F Money makes rap music and approaches it with flexibility rather than strict rules. He also plays piano and guitar at a basic level which gives him another way to understand rhythm and structure even if rap remains his primary lane. Over the years his musical taste has been wide and open. He grew up listening to artists like Lil Wayne, Young Dolph, and Wiz Khalifa while also connecting with Christian rappers such as Bryson Gray and Tyson James. On the more alternative side he respects artists like Lil Darkie who are not afraid to push boundaries.
Since 2017 F Money has released several songs through DistroKid and YouTube. He has tried running marketing campaigns and promoting his work but never saw major traction from those efforts. Instead of quitting he continued experimenting with different styles and ideas. Some of his releases lean more mainstream such as Diamond and Talk To Me. Others are more faith driven like Wise. He has also released satirical tracks including Sell My and I Am A Black Man which reflect his willingness to challenge ideas and provoke thought rather than play it safe.
The song he is focused on now is called NPD Song. It is satirical but intentionally polished to sound mainstream. The inspiration comes from the grandiose and often selfish themes that dominate rap music. Rather than criticizing from the outside F Money leans into the character exaggeration and mirrors it back in a way that makes listeners think while still sounding catchy and familiar.
Some of the most memorable moments of his career have nothing to do with numbers. Being in the studio creating music has always been meaningful to him. One standout experience was signing to a very well known artist from Miami in the past. Although the record deal eventually ended it was still a valuable chapter. Spending time in the studio with an artist he respected especially someone who had collaborated with Lil Wayne was an experience he genuinely appreciated.
At the moment F Money is not working on new music. His focus is on marketing NPD Song and trying to build a real fanbase that connects with his personality and perspective. His goal is simple but personal. He wants the song to succeed at the highest level possible and hopes one day it could even reach platinum. More than anything he wants to build something sustainable that allows him to provide for his wife while staying true to who he is.
F Money continues to move forward with intention humor and honesty. His music reflects someone who understands rap culture deeply but is not afraid to question it from within.