At just seven years old, Yosohn Santana, the son of influencer Ari Fletcher and rapper G Herbo, is already making waves in the music world with his rap debut under the stage name “Baby Crash.” Ari Fletcher recently shared a captivating video on her Instagram Story, showcasing her son’s surprising talent and sparking a frenzy of excitement online. The young star’s bold lyrics and confident delivery have fans buzzing, raising questions about whether he’s set to carry forward his parents’ legacy in the entertainment industry.
In the video, filmed inside a car with a vibrant pink interior, Ari can be heard beaming with pride as she introduces Yosohn’s rap.
“I said I rap. I said you rap. He said yeah,”
She recounts how Yosohn casually revealed his new passion.
“I said okay, let me hear you rap,”
She continues, her voice brimming with excitement. As the beat drops, Yosohn’s lyrics blast through the speakers, including standout lines like,
“They be talking like they up, but the man don’t act. I just dropped another pick, that’s a light three rack.”
Ari’s enthusiasm is palpable as she raps along, exclaiming,
“Y’all hear Baby Crash? Y’all play on my son for real. Baby Crash is coming.”
The song, possibly titled “Hit The Road” or “Mojito on the Way,” features Yosohn’s confident flow, with verses like,
“If they try to ride the wave, they gon’ drown in the wave. I don’t got no time for drama, got plans and I won’t go.”
Ari’s astonishment shines through as she questions when Yosohn found time to create his music.
“Man, when I say I’m a crack, but I’m thinking to myself like this shit a little hard,”
She says, marveling at his skill.
“Like, did you go to the studio? When did you do this?”
She reveals that Yosohn and her nephew collaborated at home, highlighting the next generation’s creativity.
“The kids are so smart,”
She adds, clearly moved by their talent.
Ari’s pride reaches a peak when she declares,
“Mojito on the way, period.”
She emphasizes the unexpected nature of Yosohn’s debut, noting,
“Like out of nowhere though. I’m like, when did you do this? You just called FaceTime or something. Ma, I rap.”
Her words capture a mother’s joy and disbelief at her son’s burgeoning artistry, cementing the moment as a milestone for the young rapper.
Yosohn, born in 2018, is no stranger to the spotlight. As the only child of Ari Fletcher, a social media powerhouse and founder of Remedy by Ari, and G Herbo, a Chicago rap icon known for hits like “PTSD,” Yosohn inherits a legacy steeped in music and influence. His parents’ high-profile careers have kept him in the public eye, from viral moments like his kindergarten graduation to his outspoken personality at events. Now, as “Baby Crash,” Yosohn is carving his own path, blending his father’s lyrical grit with his mother’s charismatic flair.
The online response to Yosohn’s debut has been electric, with fans flooding social media with praise. Some have dubbed him a prodigy, noting how he “rode the beat” with ease, while others have playfully claimed he’s already outshining his father. Comments like
“our fav YM getting in the booth, okkkkk”
and
“Talkin like they up but the math don’t add”
reflect the excitement surrounding his bars. However, not all reactions are positive, as some question the appropriateness of a seven-year-old entering the rap game, sparking debates about child performers in the industry.
Despite the mixed feedback, Yosohn’s debut underscores the evolving landscape of music, where young talents are increasingly making their mark. His stage name, “Baby Crash,” nods to his bold persona, and his lyrics suggest a maturity beyond his years. Whether “Hit The Road” or “Mojito on the Way” becomes his first official release remains unclear, but Ari’s video hints at more to come from the young artist.
For Ari, this moment is deeply personal. As a mother, she’s navigated public scrutiny, from co-parenting challenges with G Herbo to addressing past controversies. Her unwavering support for Yosohn shines through in her captions, where she writes,
“Yosohn (Baby Crash) called me this morning and said he rap and sent me this!”
Her journey as a parent and entrepreneur, coupled with G Herbo’s influence in hip-hop culture, positions Yosohn to potentially become a new voice in the genre.
