The song, released in February, entered Spotify’s Global Viral 50 Chart in more than 50 countries in its first five days.Īrticle continues below video (Video contains language that some people may consider offensive)ĭe La Ghetto, who now lives in Miami, has also amassed a large social media following. He’s also featured on the hit single “1,2,3” with Sofia Reyes and Jason Derulo. "F.L.Y." is one of De La Ghetto’s many collaborations. I remember shooting the video for F.L.Y., we were baby sitting and recording at the same time.” “Not to mention,” Fetty Wap added, “we call ourselves super dads! We do it all and still take time out for the babies. So giving me and my bros an invitation was mad love for life." "He took me on a walk through where he grew up and I heard nobody comes there if you're not from there. "One thing I wanna say about my brother Geezy is, he one of the realest to walk the Earth," he said in an email. I sent it to him and he was into it.”įetty Wap has high praise for De La Ghetto's hospitality. We finished it and I thought Fetty would sound amazing on it. “After that I went to LA and Play-N-Skillz had this “F.L.Y.” record half done,” he says. He’s just a really unique individual, really quiet, very humble, and he works really hard. “Some mutual friends asked me to show him around. “I grew up in a neighborhood in Old San Juan and he didn’t know anybody out there,” De La Ghetto says. Insider Extras: Jason Biggs is a proud son of North Jersey Giving back: Fetty Wap shows up to Cedar Grove court with stacks of cash “I wanted to do something in English, but it had to be the right record and this was it,” he says.ĭe La Ghetto says he and Fetty Wap became fast friends while the latter was filming a music video a year and a half ago in San Juan, Puerto Rico.įetty Wap: Five things to know about the Paterson-bred rapper In a departure for De La Ghetto, the tune is sung exclusively in English.
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