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Fredo Bang

Fredo Bang is a Baton Rouge rapper whose melodic hooks and personal stories run through songs like “Oouuh”, “Trust Issues”, and “Top”.

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Overview

From: Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Name: Fredrick Givens II
Work: Rapper
Breakout: “Oouuh”, from 2 Face Bang (2018)
Label milestone: Signed with Def Jam in 2019

Mini bio

How it started.

Fredo grew up in Baton Rouge and played clarinet and French horn in school bands. Friends encouraged early recordings in a home studio, and music gradually became a career.

Finding an audience.

The 2018 project 2 Face Bang brought “Oouuh” to a wider audience. In a Flaunt interview, Fredo recalled recording eight songs after returning home from jail that year, then releasing the “Shootas on the Roof” video. A Def Jam deal followed in 2019.

The catalog keeps growing.

Most Hated arrived in 2020, followed by the “Top” remix with Lil Durk in 2021. More recent projects include the TEC collaboration 8 Legged Gorilla, The Big Bang, Kreature Muzik, Most Hated 2, and Laugh Now Cry Later.

Creditschronological, newest first

2026Laugh Now Cry LaterLead artist
2026Most Hated 2Lead artist
2025Kreature MuzikLead artist
2025The Big BangLead artist
20258 Legged GorillaCo-lead artist with TEC
2021Top (feat. Lil Durk)Lead artist
2020Most HatedLead artist

Awards

Quotes

I just put the headphones on and let the beat talk to me.Fredo Bang, Flaunt interview

On finding melodies and recording without writing lyrics first. Source: https://www.flaunt.com/blog/fredo-bang-next-up-out-of-baton-rouge

Trivia

Played clarinet and French horn in school concert and marching bands.
Told Flaunt that Dragon Ball Z has its own section in the house, with figures, movies, and books.
Said the recording process starts with a cadence or melody, with words added once the feeling is right.