The Trap Music Museum has announced its latest inductee, none other than the legendary OJ Da Juiceman. The Atlanta-based rapper, known for his unique flow and catchy hooks, will be joining the ranks of other trap music icons such as T.I., Gucci Mane, and Young Jeezy.

OJ Da Juiceman, whose real name is Otis Williams Jr., rose to fame in the mid-2000s with his hit singles "Make the Trap Say Aye" and "I'm Gettin' Money." His signature ad-libs and energetic performances have solidified him as a staple in the trap music scene. With over a decade in the industry, OJ Da Juiceman continues to release music and collaborate with other artists, keeping his sound fresh and relevant.

The Trap Music Museum, founded by rapper and entrepreneur T.I., is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history and impact of trap music. The museum features interactive exhibits, artwork, and memorabilia from some of the biggest names in the genre. OJ Da Juiceman's induction into the museum is a testament to his contributions to the trap music culture and his influence on future generations of artists.

In a statement, OJ Da Juiceman expressed his gratitude for the recognition, saying, "I am honored to be inducted into the Trap Music Museum alongside some of the greatest artists in the game. This is a milestone in my career and I am grateful for the love and support from my fans and the trap music community." Fans can visit the Trap Music Museum to see OJ Da Juiceman's exhibit and learn more about his impact on the genre.

The induction ceremony for OJ Da Juiceman took place on May 31st at the Trap Music Museum in Atlanta. Fans and music enthusiasts are invited to attend and witness this historic moment. With this latest addition, the Trap Music Museum continues to solidify its position as a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history and evolution of trap music.