Yung Beef

Bio

Yung Beef is a Spanish rapper and singer from Granada, Andalusia, who emerged in the early 2010s as a key figure in the Spanish-language trap and neoperreo scenes. He first gained attention with raw, lo-fi tracks and collaborations in the PXXR GVNG collective before launching a solo career marked by prolific releases and a distinctive auto-tuned, street-oriented style. His music blends trap, reggaeton, and electronic influences with explicit, often humorous lyrics about street life, drugs, and relationships. Notable projects include the albums “El Niño de la Tundra,” “Perreo de la Muerte,” and “Gang Shit,” as well as frequent features with artists such as Kaydy Cain, Albany, and La Zowi. He has released music through independent and self-run labels while maintaining a strong underground and streaming presence across Spain and Latin America.