Ca$h Out

Ca$h Out, born John-Michael Hakeem Gibson, is a rapper from Columbus, Georgia, raised in Atlanta, who broke through in 2011 with his hit single «Cashin' Out», a track built around a hypnotic, catchy hook that climbed into the upper reaches of the Billboard Hot 100. The song's popularity was amplified by a widely circulated video of NBA star LeBron James rapping along to it during the Miami Heat's championship celebrations, turning the record into a genuine cultural moment far beyond hip-hop circles.

His sound sits squarely in early-2010s Atlanta trap-rap — bouncy 808s, chant-along hooks, and a party-first sensibility — and he followed his breakout with singles like «Big Booty Hoe» and «Another Country», the latter featuring fellow Atlanta artist Future. His signing to Epic Records came after label executive L.A. Reid took notice of his talent following the success of «Cashin' Out».

In 2014, Ca$h Out signed with eOne Music and released his debut studio album, «Let's Get It», building on the momentum of his singles-driven rise. Beyond music, he stepped into acting, appearing as himself in the 2019 Safdie brothers film «Uncut Gems», a nod to how deeply his early-2010s hits had embedded themselves in popular culture.