42 Dugg has definitely become one of hip hop’s biggest rising stars of 2020. The 25 year-old rapper from Detroit, Michigan blasted onto the scene back in late 2018 after his song “The Streets” ft. Babyface Ray garnered some attention from hip hop fans online. This ultimately caught the attention of Lil Baby and Yo Gotti which led to 42 Dugg signing a collaborative record deal with both Lil Baby’s 4PF Records and Yo Gotti’s CMG label in early 2019. Ever since then, 42 Dugg has had just about back to back hits with the most notable being the two features he had on Lil Baby’s “My Turn” album on the songs titled “Grace” and “We Paid”. Grace was the first song to reach the charts and peaked at #48 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts back on March 13, 2020. The song has over 57,000,000 views on YouTube at the time of this recording and has spent a total of 15 weeks on the Billboard charts. “We Paid”, the second smash hit by Lil Baby and 42 Dugg, also reached the Billboard Hot 100 Charts and even peaked higher than “Grace”, reaching the #10 spot on July 10, 2020. The music video for “We Paid” is absolutely crushing it on YouTube with almost 100,000,000 views at the time of this recording. But even with all of this incredible success, 42 Dugg has faced several setbacks in life with one of them requiring Dugg to spend 6 years in prison. Curious on what 42 Dugg did to get himself in that situation? Well then we’ve got you covered. Here is an exclusive inside look at the Criminal History of 42 Dugg.


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