Who is Fredo?

Fredo is a British music artist, singer, and songwriter. His real name is Kwasi Danquah III and he was born in 1994 in London, UK. He gained recognition by releasing singles like “Rapping & Trapping” and “They Ain't 100”. He has collaborated with many other artists such as Not3s, Young T & Bugsey, D-Block Europe, and Dave. His debut album “Third Avenue” was released in 2018.

Early Life

Fredo was born in North West London to Ghanaian parents. At the age of 8, Fredo moved to South London where he was raised by his grandmother. He was influenced by hip hop music from an early age and started writing lyrics at the age of 14. After dropping out of college, he started working in retail while pursuing a career in music.

Career

In 2015, Fredo released his first single “Rapping & Trapping” which caught the attention of the public. He followed it up with the single “They Ain't 100”. He also had a successful collaboration with fellow rapper Not3s on their hit song “My Lover” which peaked at number 11 on the UK Singles Chart. In 2018, Fredo released his debut album “Third Avenue” which features singles like “Change” and “Funky Friday” featuring Dave. In 2019, he released his second album “Money Can't Buy Happiness” which featured collaborations with artists like Skepta and Young T & Bugsey.

Influences

Fredo has been influenced by many different genres of music such as rap, trap, grime and drill. His style is often characterized by melodic rap flows and catchy hooks. He has cited artists such as Drake, 50 Cent and Giggs as influences on his sound.

Legacy

Fredo has become one of the most popular rappers in the UK scene. He has collaborated with many big names in the industry such as Drake and Skepta. Fredo's discography includes two studio albums and multiple singles that have charted on the UK Singles Chart.

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