The rapper, known for standout tracks like “Face,” “Right Now,” and “Damn,” made a name for himself in the hip-hop scene. He was a prominent member of the rap group Fly Boy Gang—often abbreviated as FBG—and the crew was also referred to as Clout Boyz at times. Before he rose to fame, the rapper had a complicated past, having joined the Gangster Disciples during his younger years. Hailing from Chicago, Illinois, his journey reflected the struggles and realities of street life. Tragically, his older brother, Jermaine Robinson, better known by his stage name FBG Brick, also passed away at just 26 years old—a loss that deeply impacted him. Throughout his career, the rapper remained a notable figure, often mentioned alongside other key players in the Chicago drill scene. His story, shaped by both music and hardship, continues to resonate with fans who followed his rise.