Cellus Hamilton is a New York City–based rap artist, author, and speaker whose work sits at the intersection of faith, culture, and personal transformation. Originally from Atlanta, he uses music and storytelling to explore themes of marriage, identity, and spiritual formation. He is the author of If Jesus Was a Rapper and Why Men Shouldn’t Have Sex Before Marriage, and regularly travels the country leading men’s conferences and seminars focused on sexual integrity, discipline, and wholeness. In March 2026, he released his latest album, Washing Her Feet 2, a deeply personal project centered on love, commitment, and the realities of marriage. He is currently working on his third book—a theological and historical exploration of Black American music and hip-hop—set to release in June 2026. Cellus is also pursuing a Master of Divinity and is passionate about biblical study, particularly in the original languages. He lives in New York City with his wife and two sons.