Hurricane Wisdom Lyrics
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From the Album
1. No Fatigue
2. My Niggaz
3. Giannis Remix
4. Don't Care
5. YN
6. Salute
7. Fetish
8. Need Me
9. Demand
10. X
11. Drugs Callin
12. On God
13. Why
14. These Days
15. Strange Love
16. Perfect Imperfections
17. Mind Gone
18. Questions
19. My Problems
20. Kinfolk
21. You Got It
22. Demons
23. Dreamcatcher
24. Frontline (Remix)
Other Songs
Frontline
Giannis
With a unique flow that splits the difference between fast raps and heartfelt crooning, Hurricane Wisdom's honest, no-frills work has earned the attention of rap blogs -- thanks to engaging tracks like "Who I Am,” "Honey Mustard,” and "Giannis” -- and fellow emcees like Rod Wave, NLE Choppa, and A Boogie wit da Hoodie.
Wisdom Oluola was born in Tallahassee, Florida, and raised in nearby Havana, a small rural town. His love of music was cultivated in church and school choirs, and though he eventually pursued hip-hop, his passion for melody -- often in a higher register than expected -- comes through in his verses.
Taking on the stage name Hurricane Wisdom, a reference to his wavy hairstyle before he started sporting dreadlocks, he released music independently in 2020, including the early standout "Granny's Boy.”
His first full-length, Hurricane Season, arrived a year later, with the track "So Cold” earning a co-sign from Rod Wave, one of Wisdom's favorite rappers. 2022's State of Emergency featured stand-outs "Real Me” and a remix of "Granny's Boy,” while 2023's Category 5: The Biggest Hurricane offered a remix of "Real Me” with another popular fan, NLE Choppa. Future, Meek Mill, Chris Brown, and A Boogie wit da Hoodie would all share his tracks or shout his music out in interviews.
Though Wisdom expressed a desire to explore other parts of the music business from songwriting to label ownership, citing the fickle nature of being a recording artist, he was still going strong in 2024 with the album Eye of the Storm (featuring the favorite "QTTM”) and the standalone single "Giannis.”
-Amazon Music~ Mike Duquette
Birth Name: Wisdom OluolaWisdom Oluola was born in Tallahassee, Florida, and raised in nearby Havana, a small rural town. His love of music was cultivated in church and school choirs, and though he eventually pursued hip-hop, his passion for melody -- often in a higher register than expected -- comes through in his verses.
Taking on the stage name Hurricane Wisdom, a reference to his wavy hairstyle before he started sporting dreadlocks, he released music independently in 2020, including the early standout "Granny's Boy.”
His first full-length, Hurricane Season, arrived a year later, with the track "So Cold” earning a co-sign from Rod Wave, one of Wisdom's favorite rappers. 2022's State of Emergency featured stand-outs "Real Me” and a remix of "Granny's Boy,” while 2023's Category 5: The Biggest Hurricane offered a remix of "Real Me” with another popular fan, NLE Choppa. Future, Meek Mill, Chris Brown, and A Boogie wit da Hoodie would all share his tracks or shout his music out in interviews.
Though Wisdom expressed a desire to explore other parts of the music business from songwriting to label ownership, citing the fickle nature of being a recording artist, he was still going strong in 2024 with the album Eye of the Storm (featuring the favorite "QTTM”) and the standalone single "Giannis.”
-Amazon Music~ Mike Duquette
From: Tallahassee, Florida, U.S.
Genre(s): Hip Hop, Rap
Instrument(s): Vocals
Active From: 2020-present
Influences: NLE Choppa. Future, Meek Mill, Chris Brown, A Boogie wit da Hoodie