Buffate Ryfalle Coleman Jr., better known as Buffate Coleman was born on August 9, 1999, to parents Buffy Coleman and Sherrie Harris. Coleman was born in Los Angeles, California but grew up in a small town Heflin, Louisiana. Coleman is an Entrepreneur, All American Football Star, Business Owner, American Artist, Actor, and Record Producer.  He is also the Chief Executive Owner of 777 Supremacy.

777 is the foundation of  Coleman’s legacy that started with his grandmother, Mattie Coleman. Coleman has worked with many prolific artists like Ben J of  New Boyz, J-Bar, Kirko Bangz, and many more. Coleman is also associated with Houston Mogul Albert Walker Mondane, professionally known as Sauce Walka. Coleman graduated from Lakeside Highschool in 2018. During his Senior year, Coleman wore number 7 for the Lakeside Warriors. Coleman only played his senior year for the Warriors and in that year Coleman took the Football Team to the Playoffs for the first time in years. During that time Coleman achieved the title as the number one running back in the state of Louisiana. Coleman achieved many other accolades in just one year like Offensive MVP, All regional player, All offense 2nd team, and was an All American Nominee.

Not only was Coleman drawing attention from his peers but also local newspapers and news stations as well.  Many colleges from Louisiana and surrounding states had their eyes on Coleman and offered him scholarships to continue his football career, unfortunately, that wasn’t the plan God had for Coleman. Quickly he would discover his passion for music.

Coleman soon realized if he wanted to go further with his music career he would need to invest in himself so he built his first home studio where he would record the first single “This Ain’t The End.” He quickly gained traction from “This ain’t the End”  gaining over 5,000 followers on Instagram just after 1 month of releasing.

Coleman had other thriving platforms such as Youtube, Facebook, and Snapchat. Coleman’s popularity soon led to getting a shot to perform in front of 1,200 people including The King Family, at the Battle of the Bands located at Southern University. The audience was very pleased with Coleman’s leadership and authenticity.

This was just the beginning of Coleman’s rise. He didn’t stop there Coleman would drop many singles and feature on various artist mixtapes. Coleman has dropped songs with artists from different countries like Don Charles and Lil Sauce White. He also dropped a song with a Louisiana Artist, Geaux Yella.

This would gain fans in Legendary artists like Soulja boy and Young Buck who have shown support to Colemans Music.  Coleman is set to drop his first mixtape “The Chosen One,” sometime in 2022.  He has teased his fans with release dates and snippets but has not given his fans a confirmed date.

Along with dropping his first mixtape, Coleman will also be dropping his merch for 777 Supremacy soon. You can look out for Coleman; he is destined for success.

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