Xaviersobased’s ‘Keep It Going’ Offers Intimate Look at Rising Rap Star

A new documentary, Keep It Going, produced by The FADER, provides a rare glimpse into the life and career of New York rapper xaviersobased. Directed by Alex Hodor-Lee, the 12-minute film follows the artist during his first U.S. Headlining tour.

The Rise of xaviersobased

Xaviersobased, 22, emerged as a prominent figure in the online “underground” rap scene. He first posted music to SoundCloud in 2016, but gained significant traction after the pandemic. His music, characterized by short, energetic tracks influenced by artists like Lil B The BasedGod, Bladee, Black Kray, and Goth Money Records, has been credited with pioneering a new era of jerk music The Fader.

On Tour with ‘Keep It Going’

Keep It Going documents xaviersobased as he navigates his first headlining tour, with stops in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., and New York City. The film captures a pivotal moment in his career, as he balances growing fame with financial instability. He candidly admits in the documentary, “I’m homeless right now. We trying to get a crib right now,” highlighting the challenges he faces despite his rising popularity The Fader.

Documentary Details

The documentary premiered on February 14, 2026, and features appearances by DJ Rennessy and Ksuuvi IMDb. It is available through The FADER IMDb.

Where to Watch

Viewers can watch the trailer for Keep It Going on YouTube.