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When video of a frustrated, unknown father recording a deep and highly emotional track titled “Letter To My Son” hit YouTube about two years ago, it quickly went viral and had many in the Hip Hop community clamoring to know more about the MC with the passionate bars soaked in a syrup-thick southern drawl. Today, about 1.4 million views later, Memphis, Tenn., native Don Trip has the respect of many of the game’s top artists and producers; is signed to Miami-based super producers Cool & Dre’s Interscope-distributed Epidemic Records imprint; and is busy putting together his debut album, tentatively titled Help is on the Way. In anticipation of his forthcoming debut, Trip linked up with fellow Tennessean Starlito – his brother from another mother – for the Stepbrothers project, a mixtape inspired by the Judd Apatow film of the same name.