Biography

Caleb Zackery "Don" Toliver, is a US rapper and singer. He first got attention within the music industry in 2018 with his launch mixtape Donny Womack. That same year, he gained more attention through his guest appearance on "Can't Say," a track from Travis Scott's acclaimed hit album Astroworld. Scott would later bring Toliver onto his label, Cactus Jack Records, in collaboration with Atlantic Records. Toliver additionally hit mainstream music in 2019 with his viral single "No Idea." He also contributed much to the JackBoys compilation project, appearing on "What to Do?" and releasing his own song "Had Enough," which featured vocals from iconic rappers Quavo and Offset.

Don would carry his success into 2020, releasing his debut album Heaven or Hell and releasing a collaboration with Internet Money, Gunna, and Nav titled "Lemonade", which peaked at the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100, giving him his highest-charting song. Since then, Don has become one of the most successful rappers (especially as a featured artist). He released albums, Life of a DON (2021), Love Sick (2023), and HARDSTONE PSYCHO (2024) in the following years. Notably, HARDSTONE PSYCHO featured the song "Bandit", debuting on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 38.

In addition to music, Don Toliver has made appearances in film and other filmed projects. He starred in the experimental short film Love Sick: Open All Day, Every Night (2023). His music was in Gully (2019), a crime drama film, and in F9: The Fast Saga (2021), part of the popular Fast & Furious series. He also contributed a song to Goofy ahh Uncle the show (2023), in episode "Christmas special part 2".
- IMDb mini biography by: Burnt-Claw