Biography

Chris Scholar is a Los Angeles-based, multi-talented creative from Richmond, VA. An independent recording artist, he also claims the titles of singer, rapper, writer, dancer, video director and editor. At the age 18, he received his first taste of the music industry when Jermaine Dupri highlighted one of his music videos on his blog. After gaining some momentary notoriety, this same year Chris dropped out of college to pursue his music career full-time. Troubled by the everyday struggles of many independent artist, his lack of financial resources caused him to pick up another skill set behind the lens. Teaching himself how to film, direct, and edit his own music videos. In 2016, Chris established a solid fan base with the release of his idiosyncratic visuals for “Moved To LA” & “Abstract.” This same year, he had his first national television performance as a featured artist on Revolt TV. His innate gift behind the camera landed him opportunities to direct visuals with artist such as Trippie Redd, Wiz Khalifa, Tank, Lil Xan, BJ The Chicago Kid, French Montana & more. In 2019, Chris was introduced to one of the industry’s most influential monikers currently in hip-hop. American singer, songwriter, and record producer, Hitmaka. Alongside Hitmaka Chris co-wrote on 2 Chainz “Rule The World” single featuring Ariana Grande & “Sorry Enough” on Chris Brown’s latest album Indigo.