Artist's albums
One Time
2023 · single
Ron Artest
2023 · single
IDGAF
2022 · single
Hold Me Down
2022 · single
U-Digg (feat. 42 Dugg & Veeze)
2022 · single
SOON (feat. Arabian)
2022 · single
Last Ones Left
2022 · album
Threat (feat. 42 Dugg)
2022 · single
Cold Gangsta
2022 · single
Can't Complain (feat. Reaper)
2021 · single
Played Out
2021 · single
Free Dem Boyz (Deluxe)
2021 · album
How I Roll
2021 · single
Free Dem Boyz
2021 · album
I Know
2021 · single
Too Many
2020 · single
Free Me
2020 · single
6 House
2020 · single
Free Woo
2020 · single
Big FlexHer
2020 · single
Baggin'
2020 · single
Free Merey
2020 · single
Young & Turnt 2 (Deluxe)
2020 · album
Young & Turnt 2
2020 · album
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Biography
Detroit rapper 42 Dugg found his calling during an especially dark time in jail. While in solitary confinement, he began writing rhymes to keep his grip on sanity, and once free, he pursued music full-time. Within a few years, he signed with Yo Gotti's label and brought his ruthless street style to a series of mixtapes including 2019's Young and Turnt and 2021's Free Dem Boyz. In 2022 he teamed up with Yo Gotti roster-mate EST Gee on the album Last Ones Left. A native of Detroit's often-dangerous East Side, 42 Dugg found himself in trouble with the law early on in life. By age 15 he was serving a six-year jail sentence. He began rapping while incarcerated and took it more seriously when he was let out, releasing his first song, "Mama I'm Sorry," in January 2018. From there the rapper quickly ascended, self-releasing several projects like the 11241 Wayburn mixtape. He collaborated with other Detroit rappers like Babyface Ray and the 42 Twinz on his early material, and soon caught the attention of national stars. Strong early singles like "The Streets" led to Yo Gotti signing 42 Dugg to his Collective Music Group label. A joint agreement allowed him to sign on with Lil Baby's label 4PF as well. Several singles surfaced before the release of 2019's Young and Turnt. The mixtape featured guest verses from fellow Detroit artist Tee Grizzley as well as known names like Blac Youngsta and Peewee Longway. Young & Turnt 2, an entirely freestyled mixtape, appeared in 2020 and debuted at number 70 on the Billboard 200. Collaborations with Marshmello ("Baggin'") and LBS Kee'vin ("Shining") followed and in 2021, 42 Dugg returned with his fourth mixtape, Free Dem Boyz, which featured Roddy Ricch on the hit "4 Da Gang." In 2022 he collaborated with Kentucky rapper EST Gee on the LP Last Ones Left. ~ Fred Thomas, Rovi