Gordon Egwu (born October 3, 1989), better known by his stage name, G FrSH, is a British rapper signed to Tinie Tempah’s Disturbing London Records. He gained mainstream recognition in the UK hip hop scene with his Legoman (Where’s My Brick?) mixtape, released in 2010 and featuring heavyweights Tinie Tempah, Wretch 32 and Scorcher among others.

This was followed up with a 2013 sequel, featuring a whole host of big names including Skepta, Chip, Krept & Konan on top of his regular collaborators. The same year, he released a freestyle to Tinie’s hit single “Trampoline”, to positive critical reception.

In 2014, he dropped the Alfie EP (with verified lyrics on Genius). The project featured the successful singles “Hardest Part” and “Sometimes”, the latter of which was remixed for the single version and features an extra verse from Stormzy. However, FrSH’s most fruitful song from this era was undoubtedly “Panic Cord”, a Hucci-produced reject from Alfie (due to sample clearance issues) which gained widespread recognition after featuring on Kylie Jenner’s Snapchat story.

G FrSH has also made a mark as a successful businessman. Alongside director Jak FrSH, he was a part of FrSH Productions, a company responsible for producing urban music videos for names such as Tinchy Stryder and Ruff Sqwad.