Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency and Music: Boss Ko Combines The Two
Boss Ko is a cool and calm rapper from Chicago that has grown in a way that is rare to see. Boss Ko has invested in himself and continues to grow through his decisions as an artist.
For him, he’s been carrying around the title of Chicago’s first cryptocurrency rap artist. What does that mean? For him, it means he starts each day by learning something new about the stock market and how he can grow and better his portfolio. Each day he uses it as an opportunity to learn and educate himself on the betterment of his life. Currently, as he holds this title, he pushes his music career forward and speaks of his life experiences in each song.
In an interview, Boss Ko claims he wants to release new music every month, and he has yet to miss a deadline this year. With his previous release of his single, “Break the Brokers,” a common theme is found in his music as he shares his investing endeavors and how it is changing his life for the better.
Be sure to keep an eye out for Boss Ko and his upcoming May release. His monthly releases are always something to look forward to and certainly not to be missed. As he grows, so does his musicianship, be sure to keep up with Boss Ko on all of his future plans.
You can keep up with Boss Ko and watch as his story continues to unfold on his Instagram here, check out his releases on Spotify here, as well as listen to his Apple Music page here.
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