Calboy
Calboy is Calvin Woods Jr. from Chicago's South Side. In 2018, his single 'Envy Me' broke through with millions of streams, putting him on the map. That...
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Calboy is Calvin Woods Jr. from Chicago's South Side. In 2018, his single 'Envy Me' broke through with millions of streams, putting him on the map. That track, along with songs like 'Adam & Eve' and 'Barbarian' featuring Lil Tjay, showed his knack for melodic trap hooks that caught on quickly.
He released his debut mixtape 'Wildboy' in 2019, followed by others like 'Long Live the Kings' and 'Black Heart.' Around that same time, he faced a drug-related arrest that complicated things. His music often touches on street life and personal struggles, with a sound that leans into Chicago's hip-hop traditions without getting too polished.
Calboy has worked with artists like Lil Durk, G Herbo, and Tory Lanez. His songs tend to balance catchy melodies with straightforward lyrics about his experiences, keeping things grounded in the sound that first got him attention.
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