Nova

Nova rose to public attention as a contestant on Lifetime’s reality television series, “The Rap Game.” He participated in the third season of the show, which aired in 2017. The series provided a platform for young aspiring rappers to compete for a recording contract with Jermaine Dupri’s So So Def Records. Throughout the competition, Nova demonstrated his rapping abilities and stage presence, leading to his eventual victory. His win on “The Rap Game” at the age of 16 propelled him into the music industry, resulting in a recording contract and increased public profile. He garnered a significant following on social media, accumulating nearly 500,000 followers on Instagram following his television appearance.

Following his success on “The Rap Game,” Nova began releasing music. In 2017, he released singles including “Look Out Below,” “Go Harder” (featuring Mishon), “Stay Over” (featuring Jacquees), “Golden,” and “Riding My Wave.” He also released “Save the Kid” in the same year. These releases marked the beginning of his professional music career under the So So Def label. His work extended to collaborations, such as appearing on tracks like “Neighbors” in 2017 and features on the “SpeedWayStar 2” album in 2020 which included “Enter The King,” “Pull Up,” and “I get It,” and “I Don’t Care.” He also contributed to the track “Grew Up Different” in 2020 and “The Life” in 2016.

Nova’s career trajectory showcases a transition from a reality television competitor to a signed recording artist. His early televised success provided a foundation for his music releases and collaborations within the industry. He has consistently maintained an active presence on social media platforms, engaging with his audience and promoting his music.