Sauce Walka is an American rapper and the founder of the independent record label ‘The Sauce Factory’ (TSF), which he established in 2014. Throughout his career, Walka has collaborated with several notable hip-hop artists, including A$AP Rocky, Chief Keef, Lil’ Keke, Migos, Travis Scott, and XXXTentacion.
Sauce Walka: American Rapper and Label Owner
Sauce Walka is an American rapper and the founder of the independent record label ‘The Sauce Factory’ (TSF), which he established in 2014. Throughout his career, Walka has collaborated with several notable hip-hop artists, including A$AP Rocky, Chief Keef, Lil’ Keke, Migos, Travis Scott, and XXXTentacion.
In 2015, Walka gained significant attention with the release of his diss track ‘Wack 2 Wack’, which he reportedly directed at Drake, accusing him of appropriating Houston’s hip-hop culture.
Biography and Early Life
Born Albert Walker Mondane on June 29, 1990, in Houston, Texas, Sauce Walka is of Honduran descent. His mother’s name is Madonna, while his father remains unidentified. He has a brother named Dilon Clemons. Walka attended South Pasadena Senior High School and later transferred to Hightower High School.
Career
Walka began his rap career in 2007 under the stage name A-Walk, initially as part of a Houston rap group called Mostheard. In 2014, he adopted the moniker Sauce Walka and started releasing solo mixtapes. That same year, he formed the duo Sauce Twinz with fellow rapper Sancho Saucy.
The Sauce Factory (TSF), Walka’s independent record label, is home to several artists, including 5th Ward JP, Peso Peso, Sancho Saucy, Sauce Hogg, Shackz B, and Striker The Lyrical Beast. His discography includes mixtapes such as ‘In Sauce We Trust’ (2014), ‘Sauce Theft Auto: Splash’ (2015), ‘Sorry 4 The Sauce 3’ (2016), and ‘God of Texas’ (2021).
Personal Life
Sauce Walka is reportedly dating a woman known as Bambidoe. The couple made headlines when their intimate video on OnlyFans was leaked online. Details about his past relationships are not publicly known.
Legal Issues
In 2009, Walka was involved in a weapons-related incident. Reports indicate that he was convicted of deadly conduct for shooting and injuring a person during a concert at Texas Southern University. According to information provided by police to KPRC in 2018, Walka was associated with a criminal street gang called Mash Mode at the time of the incident.
