Wesley Thomas is a Memphis-born rapper, singer, songwriter, and spoken word artist raised in Ashland, Mississippi. His passion for music and poetry began at an early age, and since stepping into the spotlight in 2015, he has used his talents to inspire audiences through powerful performances centered on faith, perseverance, and purpose.
His growing platform has led to performances at churches, schools, community events, and prestigious venues throughout the region.
Wesley's accomplishments include winning the 2016 Heal the Hood Talent Competition in Memphis, placing second in the National Civil Rights Museum Poetry Slam in 2018, winning the 2019 Coast 2 Coast Live Memphis competition, and advancing to the Top 40 at the Coast 2 Coast Live World Championship in Miami.
A dedicated student as well as an artist, Wesley graduated as Valedictorian of Ashland High School before earning a Bachelor's degree in Accounting from Mississippi State University in 2022.
Having overcome personal and financial hardships, including the loss of his sister, Wesley channels his experiences into music and spoken word that encourage hope, resilience, and positive change. Through his Millennial Movement, he challenges people from all walks of life to recognize their influence, lead with integrity, and inspire future generations.
Wesley continues to build his career as an artist, songwriter, and motivational voice, committed to creating meaningful music that leaves a lasting impact.
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