Bankrol Hayden

Bankrol Hayden, born Hayden Inacio on September 30, 2001, is an American rapper and singer from Modesto, California, who blends rap, pop and R&B into melodic, hook-driven records. He first gained wider attention after surviving a serious car crash in 2018, an experience he addressed directly on his track «29», released that May. The song became a turning point, drawing new listeners to his catalog and establishing the confessional, autobiographical streak that runs through much of his work.

His breakthrough single «Brothers», featuring Luh Kel, became a viral hit, racking up tens of millions of views and introducing him to a broad audience beyond his local Northern California scene. He followed it with «Costa Rica», later remixed with The Kid LAROI, further cementing his presence on streaming charts.

In June 2020, Bankrol Hayden released his debut album Pain Is Temporary, which entered the Billboard 200 and featured guest appearances from Luh Kel, The Kid LAROI, Polo G and Lil Baby. The project showcased his range across melodic trap, pop-leaning hooks and more traditional rap cadences, positioning him as part of a generation of artists moving fluidly between genres.