Fredo Santana was an American rapper and a prominent figure in the Chicago hip-hop scene. Born on July 4, 1990, he was known for his dark, gritty lyrics and his association with the Drill music genre. He was also the cousin of fellow rapper Chief Keef, and together they contributed to the rise of this influential style of music. Santana released several mixtapes, including "Trappin' Ain't Dead" and "Walking Legend," which showcased his unique sound and storytelling ability. He was recognized for his influence on younger artists and his role in popularizing Chicago's rap culture. Sadly, he passed away on January 19, 2018, at the age of 27.