Crazyogi

Crazyogi, born Franklin K Dasean McAlpin, is a versatile American artist from Augusta, Georgia, currently based in Atlanta. He proudly represents his hometown while making waves in the vibrant Atlanta music scene.

As a multifaceted talent, Crazyogi is a producer, rapper, writer, and actor, associated with 2bold Entertainment and founder of 2bold Outlaw Ent. His journey in the music industry includes collaborations with notable artists like Rich Boy, Pastor Troy, and Dem Franchise Boyz.

One of Crazyogi’s significant achievements was founding the group Them Concrete Boyz and producing their hit single “My Dickies.” His prowess as a producer extends to other notable projects, including the well-received “Crank that RoadRunner.”

Crazyogi’s musical journey traces back to his roots in Augusta, Georgia, a city known for producing legendary figures like James Brown. Growing up surrounded by music, with his father playing trumpet for James Brown, Crazyogi developed a deep connection with the art form. His brother, Darnik McAlpin, the CEO of 2bold Entertainment, played a pivotal role in shaping Crazyogi’s musical path.

The artist’s name, Crazyogi, originated from his early rap alias “Yogi,” a nickname given by Them Concrete Boyz. Seeking a moniker that truly represented him, Crazyogi was born. His passion for music began at a young age, writing hooks and R&B songs, but it wasn’t until the age of 23 that he fully committed to pursuing a career in music.

Crazyogi’s impact extends beyond his solo career, as he has managed and produced for various artists, contributing to tracks like “Like Lamar Jackson,” “BootyBootyBooty,” and “Pussy.” His journey is a testament to his resilience, talent, and commitment to leaving a lasting mark on the music industry.