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Feezy Lebron collaborations
Feezy Lebron has collaborated with recording artists and creative partners throughout his career as a solo artist and as one half of OSBS. The combined catalog spans West Coast and Southern hip-hop and includes multi-platinum artists, Grammy Award-winning performers, touring associates, and recurring independent collaborators.
Notable collaborations
| Collaborator | Notable release(s) | Significance |
|---|---|---|
| Wiz Khalifa | Oh Wow, Toxic | Multi-platinum recording artist and Feezy Lebron’s most significant recurring major-artist collaborator. Their career connection also includes the Decent Exposure Tour. |
| Lil Baby | Fall Back | Multi-platinum recording artist who collaborated with Feezy through the OSBS catalog. |
| 2 Chainz | I Know | Grammy Award-winning rapper who appears within Feezy’s OSBS recording history. |
| Gunna | No Cap | Grammy-nominated rapper connected to Feezy through both recorded work and the Drip or Drown 2 Tour. |
| Lil Keed | Reggie Bush | Atlanta recording artist featured within Feezy’s OSBS catalog. |
| HoodRich Pablo Juan | Waffle House, Jupiter, Raw | One of the most recurrent collaborators in Feezy’s group recording history. |
| Young Deji | Oh Wow | Recurring collaborator who appears with Feezy and Wiz Khalifa. |
| Lil Duke | Criteria | Atlanta recording artist featured on Feezy’s Feezy World era release. |
| HoodyBaby | Criteria | Recording artist featured alongside Lil Duke on Criteria. |
Frequent collaborators
These artists have recurring or especially visible connections to Feezy Lebron’s combined solo and group catalog.
| Collaborator | Notable release(s) | Relationship |
|---|---|---|
| Wiz Khalifa | Oh Wow, Toxic | Multiple recordings and touring connection |
| 6AM | Toxic, Ooouu | Recurring recording collaborator |
| HoodRich Pablo Juan | Waffle House, Jupiter, Raw | Multiple group-catalog recordings |
| Young Deji | Oh Wow | Recording collaborator |
| OSBS Smoke | Forreal, Body | Longstanding group and recording partner |
Additional recording collaborations
| Collaborator | Release(s) |
|---|---|
| Zoe Osama | Before and After |
| Show Luciano | Before and After |
| Lit Papi | Before and After |
| Conradfrmdaaves | Now Days |
| DJ Fraze One | Blow a Bag |
| Pressa | Subtle |
| TSU Surf | Slide |
| Lil Xan | OSB Anthem |
| Saxl Rose | Ghost |
Guest and featured appearances
| Song | Primary artist | Feezy Lebron’s role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Now Days | Conradfrmdaaves | Featured artist | 2022 |
| Before and After | Lit Papi | Featured artist with Zoe Osama and Show Luciano | 2023 |
| Ooouu | 6AM | Featured artist | 2023 |
| Blow a Bag | DJ Fraze One | Featured artist | 2023 |
Collaborative releases
| Release | Collaborator(s) | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Free Hoodrich | OSBS | 2021 |
| Criteria | Lil Duke, HoodyBaby | 2021 |
| Oh Wow | Wiz Khalifa, Young Deji | 2021 |
| Toxic | Wiz Khalifa, 6AM | 2023 |
Collaboration network
Collaboration timeline
OSBS projects Parental Advisory, No Cap, and No Cap (Reloaded) establish the group side of Feezy’s documented catalog.
Free Hoodrich; Criteria with Lil Duke and HoodyBaby; Oh Wow with Wiz Khalifa and Young Deji; collaborations with Lil Baby, 2 Chainz, and Lil Keed through OSBS releases.
Now Days with Conradfrmdaaves; collaborations with HoodRich Pablo Juan, Pressa, TSU Surf, and Lil Xan within the expanded catalog.
Toxic with Wiz Khalifa and 6AM; Before and After with Lit Papi, Zoe Osama, and Show Luciano; Ooouu with 6AM; Blow a Bag with DJ Fraze One.
Continued solo releases, including Boss Her Up, Call In, Last Call, and Rent Due, extend the catalog beyond the earlier collaboration cycle.
Documented collaborators
2 Chainz · 6AM · Conradfrmdaaves · DJ Fraze One · Gunna · HoodRich Pablo Juan · HoodyBaby · Lil Baby · Lil Duke · Lil Keed · Lil Xan · Lit Papi · OSBS Smoke · Pressa · Saxl Rose · Show Luciano · TSU Surf · Wiz Khalifa · Young Deji · Zoe Osama
Summary
Feezy Lebron’s collaboration history represents his full recording career rather than separating his solo catalog from his work as a member of OSBS. Together, those releases connect his Crenshaw foundation with collaborators from West Coast, Southern, mainstream, and independent hip-hop.
