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United States Topher, whose real name is Christopher Townsend, has transitioned from a U.S. Air Force veteran to a Billboard-charting rapper and conservative commentator, recognized for his influential presence in music and political discourse.
Topher is a contributor to TPUSA, an American conservative non-profit organization that advocates for conservative values on college campuses and in youth culture.
Topher has partnered with 'Fighting Weight', a brand likely associated with fitness or health products, as indicated by a social media post with the description 'partnership with “Fighting Weight”! 🏋️ 📽️⭐️'. Specific details of the partnership or cost are not mentioned.
Topher's song 'I Left My Home' was featured in Denzel Washington's 2021 film 'A Journal for Jordan'.
Christopher Townsend, known professionally as Topher, was born in 1991 in Kilmichael, Mississippi. He graduated from Montgomery County High School in 2009. Topher served six years in the United States Air Force as a cryptologic language analyst, departing in April 2017. Following his military service, Topher engaged with social media platforms, including TikTok, to discuss political issues and connect with a broader audience. He joined the Conservative Hype House collective in February 2020 and accumulated over 620,000 followers by October of that year. During this period, he was interviewed by BBC Click in July 2020, where he discussed political advertising on TikTok.
Topher has a background in hip-hop, having performed the genre for two decades. In December 2020, his single “The Patriot,” featuring The Marine Rapper, achieved significant recognition, reaching #1 on the Billboard Rap Digital Song Sales chart. His music career continued with the release of his debut album, “No Apologies,” in March 2021. He also released the album “222” in 2022. Topher’s song “I Left My Home” was included in the 2021 film “A Journal for Jordan,” directed by Denzel Washington. He has established strong brand relationships and political affiliations, allowing him to be an influential individual in both entertainment and commentary, engaging with a diverse audience through his music and online presence.
Beyond his musical and political activities, Topher has engaged in religious activism, often using platforms like TikTok to quiz individuals on their Bible knowledge, offering $100 regardless of their answers. He actively campaigned for Donald Trump in October 2020 on the Team Trump tour bus in Las Vegas and discussed the concerns of Black voters on “Fox and Friends.” Despite some platform challenges, such as “The Patriot” being removed from Spotify and a temporary broadcast ban on Instagram in 2021, Topher continues to release music and maintain his public profile. He resides in Philadelphia, Mississippi, with his wife, Alicia, and their two daughters.
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