Bankroll Freddie Drops New Project, ‘From Trap To Rap 2’
Freddie also dropped a video for his Lil Baby-assisted track ‘Patience.’
Quality Control’s Bankroll Freddie has returned with a new project, From Trap To Rap 2 via Quality Control Music/Motown Records.
The widely anticipated mixtape picks up where its predecessor left off, showcasing Freddie’s hard hitting delivery alongside heavyweight features from Lil Baby, Money Man, Icewear Vezzo, and more—including a posthumous feature from Young Dolph, a close friend and collaborator of the Arkansas rapper.
With the new mixtape, Freddie keeps his foot down to prove he deserves to be mentioned not only alongside QC’s brightest stars, but alongside the biggest names in hip hop. To accompany the release, Freddie shared a reflective new video for the contemplative, standout track “Patience,” which features Lil Baby. The visual showcases the rappers’ journey and rise through their time with QC.
The follow-up mixtape was recently introduced with the lead singles “Pickin’ Sides” featuring Icewear Vezzo & “Broke ASF,” In between the From Trap To Rap projects, Freddie stayed busy, releasing his album Big Bank in 2021 that garnered praise from HipHopDX, Flood Magazine, and XXL, and dropped his viral hit “Pop It” featuring Megan Thee Stallion. Freddie also performed with Key Glock in Atlanta, the first night of Glock’s nationwide tour.
Born and raised in Arkansas, Freddie is notably one of the only rappers from the state to land a major record deal. His witty lyricism, brutal honesty, and brash delivery have put both him and his home state on the map in the eyes of the hip hop world. With From Trap To Rap 2 finally here, Freddie’s continued rise to stardom is all but inevitable.
Born and raised in Helena, Arkansas, the work Freddie put in honing his talents behind the scenes paid off in a major way when he was discovered by Quality Control’s Pierre “P” Thomas. After hearing a freestyle on Instagram, “P” flew Bankroll out to Los Angeles and he was quickly signed by QC. In 2019, Bankroll formally introduced himself to the game and made waves throughout the industry with the hard-hitting track “Drip Like Dis,” calling on his newfound labelmate Lil Baby and Memphis-heavyweight Young Dolph to feature on the track.
