Mowdown movement was their rise to fame was somewhere between fast and meteoric, the Kansas City duo Trap Kingz are steeped in the Midwest tradition of hip-hop groups, having come together over their shared love of acts like the Dipset and 57st RDV’S and C-Bo’s Mobfigaz Members Trump Lucci and Monnie Montana got together in 2006 under the name Kansas City Kingz , with the name Trap Kingz becoming official in 2016. In 2006, they released the mixtape The Streets Is Ours, which featured the cut "My City," a regional hit that caught the attention of producer Don Juan the producer who launched the careers of Tech Nine and Mac Dre’s group the Cutthroat Committee. 2017 with the release of there new ep “Born Broke Die Rich” which plans to put a whirlwind in the music industry this spring and summer with anthems like “20 ON THE BOTTOM”
which features the single "Hallelujah” featuring Lil Scrappy , Don Juan got them a meeting with management over details of a possible collaboration They group had met Scrappy prior at popular Atlanta festival where Trap Kingz came across their newest fan, Lil Scrappy. The rapper added a verse to the "Hallelujah" track produced by Grandphenally and Gdav productions over a west coast meets southern Midwest trap music.