00:00K-Camp receives own day in Atlanta at KISS 6 Tour Finale.
00:05During a sold-out hometown finale, Atlanta honored K-Camp by declaring September 28th K-Camp Day.
00:12The City Council's proclamation recognized his musical achievements and enduring influence on the city's culture, marking a milestone in his decade-long career.
00:21At the KISS 6 Tour's final stop, Councilman Byron Amos presented K-Camp with the official proclamation.
00:28The City highlighted his role in shaping Atlanta rap, supporting emerging talent, and giving back through his camp's giving foundation.
00:35K-Camp broke out with hits like Cut Her Off and Comfortable, building a reputation for melodic hooks and authentic lyrics.
00:42His six-part KISS series showcases emotional storytelling and has earned loyalty from his dedicated fanbase, The Floaters.
00:51Spanning 27 cities over six weeks, the KISS 6 Tour celebrated K-Camp's career.
00:57The Atlanta finale featured surprise appearances from YFN Lucci, Jack Ace, TI, and DC Young Fly, blending nostalgic classics with new music in an electrifying show.
01:08Through his non-profit Campsgiving, K-Camp organizes holiday giveaways and community outreach programs.
01:15Focused on feeding families and engaging youth, the initiative reflects his commitment to uplifting Atlanta beyond music, a key reason for the city's formal recognition.
01:24In 2025, K-Camp released the Built Different album and partnered with Virgin Records.
01:29By August, his 18-track KISS 6 album arrived, praised for mature storytelling, smooth production, and features from Ari Lennox, Ty Dolla Sign, Jackie's, and T.I.
01:40K-Camp remains relevant through consistency, cultural representation, and independence.
01:47His rare sound label empowers emerging artists while Campsgiving deepens community ties.
01:52Together, these efforts cement his status as a hometown figure whose influence extends far beyond streaming numbers.
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