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Froggy Fresh
Also known asKrispy Kreme, Krispy, Froggy
Born1990 or 1991 (age 33–34)[1]
GenresHip hop, gangsta rap, underground hip hop, Comedy hip hop
OccupationRapper

Froggy Fresh (formerly known as Krispy Kreme) is an American rapper who became known after uploading "The Baddest", a rap music video on YouTube[2] that has currently earned over 4 million views.[3] "The Baddest", along with subsequent music videos, feature Money Maker Mike, a "Southern speaking" rapper. Froggy Fresh has 367,000 subscribers and 23,671,000 views on YouTube as of December 1, 2013.

While he has not explicitly revealed his identity,[4] his songs are registered in the ISWC database with "Tyler Cassidy" as the composer.[5]

Personal life

Froggy revealed that one of his influences is the rapper Nas, whom he listened to in his childhood.[6] Froggy revealed that in his childhood he had dreams of becoming famous.[7]

Career

Krispy Kreme Era

The Baddest

Main article: The Baddest
External videos
video icon Froggy Fresh's "The Baddest" video

Krispy Kreme uploaded the music video "The Baddest" on April 20, 2012, which quickly went viral. The video was featured on several websites such as The Huffington Post, and others.[2][8] The video for "The Baddest" had a huge spike in views after Ray William Johnson featured the video on an episode of =3 on May 8, 2012.[9] Later on May 18, 2012 Andy Milonakis reviewed the follow-up single, "Haters Wanna Be Me", on =3 during Johnson's temporary absence from the show.[10]

Subsequent videos

See also: Best Friends (Froggy Fresh song)

Froggy Fresh would go on to release subsequent videos, all of which would become viral, and be featured on several websites such as College Humor.[11][12][13][14][15][16]

On May 14, 2012 Krispy Kreme released his follow up single, "Haters Wanna Be Me", which, much like "The Baddest" quickly went viral.[17][18] "Haters Wanna Be Me" was ranked as the #20 best music video of 2012, so far, by Complex.[19] On May 31, 2012, Kreme released another song, "Best Friends",[20][21][22] a more serious rap than the previous two, with the lyrics focusing on his friendship with Money Maker Mike and referencing the influential rapper Tupac Shakur towards the end of the song.[23][24][25] On June 3, 2012, Kreme gave a motivational speech to his fans about chasing their dreams and openly wept throughout the video.[26][27] On June 15, 2012, Kreme released his fourth song, "Girl Work It".[28] On June 23, 2012, a new video appeared where Kreme addressed his haters.[29] Krispy Kreme uploaded a fifth song on July 6, 2012 titled "Stolen Bikes",[30][31] a song which he uploaded a preview for as well.[32] Only four days later on July 10, 2012, Krispy Kreme released a sixth single titled "Coolest Guys".[33] A seventh song, titled "The Fight", was uploaded on August 24, 2012.[34][35] Afterwards, he released a song praising actor Denzel Washington called "Denzel Washington" which was uploaded on September 14, 2012.[36] He released two songs in October: "Me and Daniel Tosh" (on October 2, 2012)[37] and "Halloween" (on October 16, 2012).[38] His eleventh song, titled "Christmas", was released on November 21, 2012.[39][40] Several of Froggy's music videos feature a recurring antagonist, James.[41]

Name change

On December 3, 2012, Froggy Fresh stated on his YouTube channel that his father received a call from the Krispy Kreme doughnut company telling him that his name was copyright infringement.[42] He also stated that he could not use any variation of the words 'Krispy' or 'Kreme' without getting involved in a legal dispute. Froggy Fresh (still "Krispy Kreme" at the time) announced that he would be changing his rap name to one of the following, depending on viewer comments: Froggy Fresh, Kandy Kane, Jelly Bean, Jelly Bean Jack, Lil Kuntry or White Chocolate.[43] On December 18, 2012, Kreme officially announced that he changed his name to Froggy Fresh.[44][45] Prior to changing his name to Froggy Fresh, the rapper was originally going to change his name to Jelly Bean Jack.[46]

Froggy Fresh Era

Money Maker (Re-Loaded)

In December 2012, Froggy Fresh released his debut album, Money Maker (Re-Loaded) on iTunes. The album featured new songs in addition to existing ones already on his YouTube channel. He also announced he was going to release the music videos for the three previously unreleased songs from the album, "ER", "Mike's Mom", and "Same Old Kid". On January 9, 2013, the music video for "Same Old Kid", the rapper's first song under the name Froggy Fresh, was released.[47][48] Froggy Fresh received praise for "Same Old Kid",[49] as Barstool Sports stated "It’s one thing to outlive your 15 minutes, it’s quite another to change your name, content, and brand and still remain relevant."[50] On January 26, 2013, Money Maker (Re-Loaded), debuted and peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Comedy Album chart.[51]

Froggy Fresh deleted all his music videos that featured the moniker "Krispy Kreme", before re-posting the videos on February 15, switching "Krispy Kreme" to "Froggy Fresh". In February 2013, Froggy released an announcement video that also included a freestyle.[52] The music video for "Mike's Mom" was released on March 4, 2013.[53] In March 2013, John Cena spoke about Froggy Fresh, during an interview, praising the rapper.[54]

Sophomore album

On May 21, Froggy Fresh released his new single, "Dunked On", which Froggy previously revealed would appear on his second album.[55][56][57] "Dunked On" was recreated by fans of Froggy.[58]

On September 16, 2013, Froggy Fresh uploaded an Instagram picture of him and Mike wearing NFL-themed sweaters, with the caption "Me and mike doing a new video."[59]

On January 18, 2014, Froggy reiterated that he was working on his sophomore album, tweeting that it would likely be released in the summer of 2014.[60] Later in February, Froggy announced he would be starting to upload new music videos in the May of 2014.[61]

Money Maker Mike

Money Maker Mike
GenresHip hop, gangsta rap, underground hip hop
OccupationRapper

Froggy is joined by Money Maker Mike in the videos.[62][63] American rapper Mac Miller gave a shout out to Money Maker Mike, saying "That type of shit is cool to me because I'm like, 'Man I'm really makin' it' when random big videos on YouTube, they're wearing my clothes, that's hella promotion for my clothes." The statement by Mac Miller was in response to Money Maker Mike wearing a Mac Miller t-shirt in the viral videos released by the duo.[64] Money Maker Mike has been documented wearing this shirt in all but one of the viral videos to date,[65] including "Stolen Bikes" where he is wearing it underneath his suit. Due to never speaking, Money Maker Mike has received some criticism for his role in Froggy's music videos and songs.

Appearances in other media

On October 2, 2012, Froggy Fresh (then still using the "Krispy Kreme" moniker) was interviewed on Tosh.0 as part of the "Web Redemption" segment.[66] He also debuted a song featuring Daniel Tosh after the interview.[37] In November 2012, Krispy Kreme was featured in a Mashable article that listed fifteen people made famous by the internet.[67]

Discography

Froggy Fresh discography
Music videos15
Independent albums1

Albums

List of albums, with selected chart positions
Title Album details Peak chart positions
US
Comedy
Money Maker (Re-Loaded) 3[70]

Music videos

Note: All view counts are estimated as of December 11, 2013. The music video for "Me and Daniel Tosh" aired on Tosh.0, and uploaded on the Comedy Central YouTube channel, rather than Froggy Fresh's. All music videos that needed to be re-uploaded went through the process on February 15, 2013, and the view counts for these videos are the re-upload's view counts.

Re-Upload needed
Title Upload date Views
(re-upload only)
The Baddest April 20, 2012 500,346
Haters Wanna Be Me May 14, 2012 216,167
Best Friends May 31, 2012 6,608,909
Girl Work It June 15, 2012 238,885
Stolen Bikes July 6, 2012 432,295
Coolest Guys July 10, 2012 161,151
The Fight August 24, 2012 520,550
Denzel Washington September 14, 2012 249,967
Me and Daniel Tosh October 3, 2012[a] 618,314
Halloween October 16, 2012 99,849
Christmas November 21, 2012 779,297
Same Old Kid January 9, 2013 3,963,699
Mike's Mom March 4, 2013 968,916
ER April 3, 2013 623,913
Dunked On June 4, 2013 3,398,077
Notes
^[a] The video for Me And Daniel Tosh premiered on Tosh.0, and was subsequently uploaded to the Comedy Central YouTube channel, rather than Froggy Fresh's channel.

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