Not everyone in the rap game can call themselves a boss and a worker at the same time, but Distruck can—and he’s proving why. Coming straight out of Yonkers, NY, he’s not just another artist trying to make a name for himself. He’s building his own empire while making major industry moves.
Instead of waiting around for a deal, Distruck took matters into his own hands and signed himself to his own label, Xplosive Records. That’s real independence. But right before 2025, he turned it up a notch and locked in a distribution deal with Virgin Records for his upcoming album. His first single off the project, “Stick N Move,” is already making noise, setting the tone for what’s about to be a major breakout year for him.
Grinding from the Ground Up
Distruck’s story isn’t one of overnight success—it’s one of grit, hustle, and strategy. While some artists focus only on their music, he saw the bigger picture. By launching Xplosive Records, he gave himself full control over his career, proving that independent artists can still play the industry game on their own terms.
Now, with Virgin Records handling distribution, his next album is set to reach a global audience, but the mindset remains the same: keep moving, keep winning. His single “Stick N Move” isn’t just a song—it’s his entire approach to the game. Stay on your toes, adapt, and never let the competition catch up.
Battle Rap Boss Moves
If music wasn’t enough, Distruck is also a major player in the battle rap scene. He’s the co-owner of Sho-Time Battle Rap League, running it alongside Sho-Time TV, and together they’re building a platform for some of the most talented battle rappers out there.
It’s not just business—it’s about pushing the culture forward. He knows what it takes to make an impact, and he’s making sure battle rap stays alive and thriving while creating opportunities for other artists to shine.
Beyond the Mic: Distruck on the Big Screen
Music, business, battle rap—but he’s not stopping there. Distruck is also stepping into acting, bringing his presence to the big screen. With his natural charisma, energy, and real-life experience, he’s got what it takes to make an impact in Hollywood.
It’s just another example of how he’s not boxing himself in. Whether it’s music, business, or film, he’s making his mark in every lane.
What’s Next?
Distruck isn’t here to play—he’s here to take over. With a new album on the way, a major distribution deal, a growing battle rap league, and acting gigs in the works, he’s proving that he’s more than just an artist—he’s a movement.
The industry better be ready, because Distruck is just getting started.
