Sauce Walka

Sauce Walka is a charismatic Houston indie-rap standout recognized for inventive slang and hometown pride. • Sauce is the son of professional wrestler Al Rage Walker. • Growing up, Sauce was associated with Houston’s South Park Piru street gang. • In 2015, he released “Wack 2 Wack,” a diss track slamming Drake for his appropriation of Houston slang and culture. • The rapper’s 2018 single “Ghetto Gospel” has amassed more than 25 million streams. The song features Sauce’s boisterous rapping over a smooth vocal-based R&B loop. • He claims to have turned down a multimillion-dollar offer from JAY-Z and Roc Nation in order to remain independent. • Sauce formed the Sauce Twinz with protege Sancho Saucy. Their Sada Baby–assisted “Big Drip Squad” video has millions of video views. • His diverse business portfolio includes a boxing gym, a retail store, and other real estate ventures. He has announced an upcoming barbeque sauce.