10 Facts About Vory

Vory entered a joint venture with Meek Mill's record label, Dream Chasers Records in 2020.

Vory parted ways with Meek Mill and Dream Chasers in 2024.

Vory has co-written the singles "Don't" by fellow Kentucky-based singer Bryson Tiller, and "Mob Ties" by Canadian rapper Drake, both of which peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Vory later moved to Louisville, Kentucky, at age 16 to live with his father.

Vory was initially signed to the Louisville-based record label, FPR Music Group, from 2016 to 2018.

Vory began his career working behind the scenes as a songwriter.

In 2017, Vory co-wrote his hit song "Don't", which peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 while he guest performed on its parent album Trapsoul.

In 2016, Vory began independently releasing songs, including "Overdose" and "My Life A Movie" featuring Blu and produced by Dun Deal.

Vory guest featured on Rich the Kid's song "Ring Ring" from his second studio album The World Is Yours 2, which was released on March 22,2019; and on the same day, Vory released his single, "You Got It".

In February 2024, security camera footage of Vory was leaked, in which he threatened to kill his girlfriend.