Brandon T. Salley
Brandon Tucker Salley was born in Irmo, South Carolina on August 3rd, 1993 to Brett and Mary Salley. Salley has been a notable presence in South Carolina since his early childhood where he was a notable two sport prodigy (football and baseball). In a highly debated local controversy in 2011, despite many efforts from high school coaches to sway his decision, Salley denied full scholarships to the University of South Carolina to play both football and baseball after an assistant coach publicly stated "He's no good no more after that knee injury."
Salley also is infamous for his 2017 appearance in notorious rap star Post Malone's music video for his hit single "Rockstar" (featuring 21 Savage) in which Salley awkwardly dances while shaking his thumb and pinky finger repetitively.
Since 2017, Salley has remained relevant in the South Carolina community through his donations to local charities.
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