BBTX is a Vancouver-based rapper, and writer known for his sharp wit and clever wordplay. Equal parts underground rap and performance art, his work sits at the intersection of sharp comedy, dark instinct, and cinematic precision. On screen, he goes by Billy Wickman, with credits spanning Supernatural, Planet of the Apes, Hell on Wheels, Falling Skies, and Billy the Kid, working alongside Oscar, Grammy, and Juno winners.
His path started with his party-rocking adventures, linking with local artists, and spending time in studios absorbing the mechanics of the form. His writing operates on multiple levels at once, pulling humor and menace into the same sentence without letting either one blink.
TITAN, his most focused solo work to date, was built alongside producer Stroker Deluca, a veteran of Canadian hip hop engineering. Heavy drums, warped synths, and a production ethos that feels equal parts luxury and collapse. The album moves between aggressive rap records and dark comedy, circling ego, delusion, and the strange performance of modern adulthood. It asks what happens when the character you invented starts looking back at you.
BBTX earned placement on the Letterkenny TV series and built his discography through celebrated underground collaborations including Game Genies, TREETOX, and STILLIFE. With TITAN, the alias sharpens into something harder to ignore.
Find him at linktr.ee/billybotox or h1massive.com/artist/bbtx/ and on IMDb as Billy Wickman.
What the Press has to Say
“BBTX is a madman supervillain when it comes to his cutting and clever lyrics. His bars deliver undeniable self-deprecating humor, and lets the listener peer behind the curtain into his million mile an hour mind. His track ‘Dope’ shines a light on the balancing act an artist must engage between projecting confidence while wrestling with internal self criticism. Clever, catchy, and fun”
–Rumor Control
