Q Da Fool

Q Da Fool, born George Hundall in 1997, emerged as a rapper from Maryland. His upbringing unfolded in Prince George County, the region that touches the eastern edge of Washington, D.C., where he first aligned with the rap collective Pakk Boyz Gang prior to pursuing a solo path. He laid the groundwork for wider recognition by uploading material to Spinrilla, issuing a rapid succession of 2015 mixtapes that included Trap Fever, Trap Flu, and Trap Gospel within a matter of weeks. Frequent joint efforts linked him to Will Tha Rapper and Big Flock. Repeated encounters with law enforcement led to multiple periods of incarceration. While serving a 2016 sentence, he finished Stacks Da Fool and Committed To The Streets. Upon release he severed ties with Pakk Boyz, launched the Rich Shootah endeavor, and maintained an ongoing output of independent tracks. His 2017 mixtape 100 Round Goon marked one of his most prominent releases; the energetic set showcased upgraded production values and spotlighted “Gun N Bells,” “Right There,” and “Catch Up,” each supported by videos that drew substantial attention. Summer 2017 brought another arrest, occurring just before a scheduled concert performance.