Fredo Santana released Ain’t No Money Like Trap Money today, his first full-length release since 2013. Santana is joined on the tape by several Chicago rappers—including Lil Durk and Chief Keef—but a ...

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Fredo Santana is back with a new music video and has a message for rappers. Directed by Mula, "Been Savage" finds Fredo in the driveway of a home surrounded by his crew. The Chicago rapper flashes ...

It's a family GBE affair. Fredo Santana, Chief Keef, Ballout and Tadoe unite for a new song “Go Live.” The song, which is produced by Southside, finds the rapper spitting venom over loud bass and trap ...

Chicago rapper (and model) Fredo Santana released his mixtape Ain't No Money Like Trap Money in May. Now he's released a clip for "Pass Me My Double Cup," directed by drill auteur AZaeProduction.

In case you’re not familiar with the insurgent Chicago rap scene, here are two starting points. The sound that’s ruling it is based on southern “trap” beats of the style that Virginia producer Lex ...

There's a small, select group of rappers who first got famous for being namechecked on other rappers' songs; think 50 Cent saying that he's going to tell us what Banks told him. Even on that small ...

Fredo Santana, the Chicago rapper who emerged with his cousin Chief Keef, has died at the age of 27, according to media reports. The cause of death was not immediately disclosed, but the rapper (born ...

Fredo Santana is probably the one rapper whose best known line is one he didn't even spit: "Fredo in the cut that's a scary sight." Although the two tears under his eye don't scream friendship, ...

Fredo Santana in fall 2017 Credit: Courtesy of Fredo Santana's Instagram Few lyrics are as emblematic of drill as “Fredo in the cut / That’s a scary sight,” from Chief Keef’s 2012 breakout hit “I ...

Fredo Santana, el rapero de Chicago quien al igual que su primo mayor Chief Keef era intérprete en el estilo “drill”, murió el viernes en Los Ángeles a la edad de 27 años. La oficina forense del ...

Last Friday the news broke that Chicago drill rapper Fredo Santana died at his home in Los Angeles, California. Fredo, born Derrick Coleman in 1990, suffered a fatal seizure, reported TMZ. However, no ...