WESTFEST 2026

October 24th, 2026

Waka Flocka Flame is an American rapper from Atlanta, Georgia. Currently the CEO of his own record label (Brick Squad Monopoly). Waka Flocka Flame is an early influencer of Trap music, inspiring many artists of today with his extensive mixtape catalog consisting of over 30 projects. He became a chart topping artist with the release of his singles O Let's Do It, Hard in Da Paint, and No Hands (feat. Roscoe Dash & Wale), with the latter peaking at #13 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Looking forward to 2025 Waka has collaborated with Travis Scott and Metro Boomin on multiple projects and has expanded his entrepreneurial pursuits, with a diverse range of ventures. Beyond his undeniable impact as a rapper, Waka has delved into the world of real estate, acquiring properties, restaurants, and event venues throughout the United States. Additionally, he has embraced a new path as the owner of a meditation farm, offering a sanctuary for those seeking tranquility and self-discovery. Demonstrating his forward-thinking nature, WakaFlocka Flame is heavily focused on various tech projects within the web3 space, positioning himself at the forefront of cutting-edge innovation. Not one to neglect his musical roots, he continues to foster the growth of his music label Brick Squad Monopoly (BSM), nurturing talents like Paid Pat, Loudiene, Jimmy Rocket, and a talented array of writers and producers. With his unwavering dedication and entrepreneurial spirit, Waka Flocka Flame continues to shape his legacy across multiple industries.

BabyChiefDoit, a rising rapper from Chicago, has quickly gained attention for his energetic flow and raw lyricism. Emerging from the city’s vibrant underground scene, he blends trap beats with authentic street narratives, reflecting the struggles and triumphs of his upbringing. BabyChiefDoit’s music often touches on themes of survival, loyalty, and ambition, resonating with fans who relate to his gritty yet motivational messages. His early singles “6ix Times 2Day,” “Snooze You Lose” and “Pancakes & Drugs” helped him build a grassroots following.

Chief draws influence from both Chicago drill pioneers and southern trap legends, creating a unique sound that bridges different styles. As he continues to grow, BabyChiefDoit is poised to become a major player in hip-hop.