Flex D’paper

Flex D’paper Early Life Flex D’paper A.K.A Flex d’paper was born in Kampala. He comes from a family of eight children. Growing up, he had interests in music and coming from a supportive family, he was supported from a young age and continued working on his skills, Flex D’paper Education Flex d’paper enrolled for his primary studies in Greenhill Academy and his continued his educational journey and did his secondary studies in Seeta High School for his O Level and St. Mary’s Kitende for Advanced level. After his secondary studies, he enrolled at Makerere University for a degree in Information Technology. Flex D’paper Career Explaining how he got his name, during an interview with Hot 100.9 FM in Uganda, he said he was flexible because of the ability to write for different genres for different artists. The last part of his name Paper comes from his need and grind for money and change his environment for the better. During the same interview, he revealed that his influence from Jay Z, BIG and Nas. In his school, together with the group that he belonged to, they were honoured with a lot of opportunities to perform at different High schools on different occasions. In 2013, Flex D’Paper left the group to go on a solo career where he had a debut hit single "More" where he featured Kemishan. The song was produced by Baru. He put out only one single as he continued working on his debut album The Kampala Boy.
Growing his brand, in 2015, Flex D'Paper was called out by United States Embassy in Kampala, Uganda to give a performance alongside the Next Level group while in Kampala, working on a project of the United State to send artists around the world. As he continued working on his brand, he performed alongside Navio, Maro, Megaloh, Ghanaian Stallion GNL Zamba, Allan Toniks, Keko, Chameleone, Bebe Cool, Octopizzo from Kenya Radio & Weasel among others and he was honoured with opening a stage for an international act who was at the prime of his career, Ne-Yo.