Benny the Butcher

Benny the Butcher, born Jeremie Damon Pennick on November 27, 1984, in Buffalo, New York, is a celebrated rapper, songwriter, and member of the hip-hop collective Griselda. Known for his gritty lyricism and vivid storytelling, Benny has become one of the leading voices in contemporary rap, blending old-school influences with modern production. Benny gained prominence with his critically acclaimed project "Tana Talk 3" (2018), which featured standout tracks like "Broken Bottles" and "97' Hov." The album, produced by Daringer and The Alchemist, showcased Benny's raw delivery and sharp narratives, earning him widespread recognition. He followed this success with "The Plugs I Met" (2019) and "Burden of Proof" (2020), further solidifying his reputation as a skilled lyricist. Benny's music has been featured in popular TV shows and films, such as "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" (Starz, 2021-) and "Euphoria" (HBO, 2019-2022), reflecting his cultural impact. He has also collaborated with hip-hop legends, including Nas, Black Thought, and Lil Wayne, bridging generational gaps within the genre. In addition to his music career, Benny is the founder of Black Soprano Family, a collective and label aimed at nurturing new talent. Known for his resilience and authenticity, Benny the Butcher continues to elevate the art of storytelling in hip-hop, becoming a prominent figure in modern rap.