Christopher Major, also known as Crash Bandit, was born on April 8, 1993 in Atlanta, Georgia. He grew up in a musically inclined family, with his cousins Tavin and Kavin Bing-Gardner also pursuing careers in music. Major developed a love for hip hop at a young age, listening to artists such as Lil Jon, French Montana, and T-Pain.
Major gained recognition as a member of the online hip hop supergroup We Are Toonz. The group shot to fame with their viral single "Drop That #NaeNae," which became a nationwide sensation. NBA player Dwight Howard played a crucial role in the song's success by recording a video with the group in Atlanta, catapulting them to fame.
As "Drop That #NaeNae" gained popularity, colleges across the country began filming their own versions of the iconic dance, further solidifying We Are Toonz's place in the hip hop scene. Major's energetic performances and infectious charisma endeared him to fans, making him a standout member of the group.
Following the success of "Drop That #NaeNae," We Are Toonz continued to make waves in the music industry. Their 2015 single "Lit Up" featured a collaboration with renowned Southern hip hop producer Jazze Pha, showcasing the group's versatility and creativity.
Major's contributions to We Are Toonz's music extended beyond his performances as a rapper. He played a key role in shaping the group's image and sound, bringing his unique style and passion to every project. Major's dedication to his craft earned him respect from both fans and industry insiders.
Despite his busy schedule and rising fame, Major remains grounded and values his close-knit family. He has two younger sisters whom he adores and credits with keeping him humble and focused on his goals. Major's bond with his cousins Tavin and Kavin Bing-Gardner is strong, serving as a source of inspiration and support throughout his career.
Major's journey in the music industry reflects his dedication, talent, and relentless pursuit of success. As Crash Bandit, he continues to push boundaries and defy expectations, cementing his status as a rising star in hip hop.