"I’m A Walking Miracle"

Bounty Tank is an artist and storyteller whose music is rooted in real life—street pressure, accountability, faith, and transformation. His latest song, “Take It Up There,” centers on choosing prayer over retaliation and taking life’s burdens to God instead of the streets. His sound and message reflect growth earned, not imagined.

Beyond music, Bounty Tank is also a successful bail bondsman and professional bounty hunterbased in Ohio. Known for a non-violent, communication-first approach, he prioritizes de-escalation, strategy, and accountability when tracking down fugitives. When peaceful resolution fails and the situation legally requires it, he is also known for decisive, controlled action—earning the nickname “Mr. Kick Door.”

His real-life fugitive recovery work is documented in his self-produced reality series Bounty Tank, streaming on YouTube, Pluto TV, Roku, Vizio, and Tubi, offering an unfiltered look into the risks and realities of the profession.

In October 2024, Bounty Tank survived a near-fatal shooting while serving a warrant. The incident, his recovery, and his return to work were covered by local news outlets and became a defining chapter of his story.

Today, Bounty Tank merges music, media, and lived experience to speak openly about discipline, redemption, and faith in Jesus Christ.

Franklin Frazier aka Bounty Tank was born in the inner city of Cleveland, Ohio. He was raised in a single parent home by his hard working mother Sandra.

Tank beat the odds. Constantly moving, and with an absent father, he was determined to create a life worth living. Tank attended Hampton University on a football scholarship. Tank was a linebacker on the field and a nursing student in the classroom, determined to create his own narrative.  

He decided that nursing was not his passion so he began the journey to find his purpose. His first choice was US Marshall. However, due to a hiring freeze, he began to explore alternatives. He stumbled across the career of a Bail Bondsman and Bounty Hunter. After his first hunt, he knew that he had found his purpose.