“Montana of 300,” better known as Montana, is a promising American rap, drill, and hip-hop singer, and songwriter. He was born Walter Anthony Bradford, in a Chicago neighborhood, and witnessed poverty, violence, and racial tension while growing up. Many of his songs contain symbolism about survival, faith, and healing, weaved into powerful metaphors and dual-meanings that add an unprecedented spiritual tone to the rap genre. Long before he released his first solo album, he had a solid online support base. By 2006, he had garnered a strong online fan following for his remixes that were released primarily on ‘YouTube’ and shared across social media platforms. Montana’s fans love him for his ingenious rap style that borrows heavily from trap, drill, and R&B genres. His lyrics are also appreciated for their deep metaphors and striking themes that often deal with faith. His songs are mostly about overcoming challenges and maintaining perseverance in adverse circumstances. Montana has reportedly said that he wants his lyrics to reach out to people from all spheres and regions, instead of being stereotyped as rap forms typically associated with poor African–American neighborhoods in Chicago. He formed a band called ‘300,’ inspired by the 2006 film of the same name. He often jams with other artists, especially with former band member Montelle Talley, better known as “Talley of 300,” and is prolific with his compositions.