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Kid Yugi

b. 2001

Italian rapper

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Born 2001. Kid Yugi is an Italian rapper and songwriter.

Francesco Stasi (born 14 April 2001), known professionally as Kid Yugi, is an Italian rapper.

Biography 2018-2022: debut and The Globe He started rapping during his high school years, in the Apulian collective Saints Mob, which was active between 2018 and 2021. The musical roster was composed of Kid Yugi (at the time called Abisso and then Lil Killua; rapper), Ill Santo (rapper and producer), Niceboy Balenci (at the time Dilemetz; rapper), YanGL (at the time Asmod; rapper), Utile (at the time Utile Marco; rapper), Lil Plësto (producer), VARX (producer) and Lasaintbruh (producer). Ginko (graphic designer), Alessio Mariano (director/photographer), Nello art (graphic designer) and Pharina (photographer) were also part of it. In the meantime, he graduated from the scientific high school "D. De Ruggeri" in his hometown, Massafra in the province of Taranto.

In 2022, he released his first official single as Kid Yugi, "Grammelot". With the release of the song, he attracted the attention of the Thaurus record label, with which he released the singles "Sturm und drang", "Kabuki", and "King Lear". With rapper 18k, he released "No Kizzy," which was later included on the latter's album. In October 2022, he released the single "DEM," a collaboration with rappers Tony Boy and Artie 5ive. It went platinum, featuring guest appearances by Kira, Sosa Priority, Artie 5ive and Tony Boy. which was an open-air theater, drawing parallels with street life, which often leads to pretending, as in the theater. It contains three gold-certified songs: "Grammelot", "Il filmografo" and "Il ferro di Čechov".

2023–2025: commercial success and I nomi del diavolo On September 23, 2023, he opened the Marrageddon Festival by Marracash in Milan, with Grammelot, Paradiso artificiale and Sintetico, broadcast live by Amazon Music and Radio M2o. Around the same time, he was involved in Salmo and Noyz Narcos' collaborative album Cvlt, contributing to the omonym track.

In 2024, in January and February respectively, he released the singles Paganini and L'anticristo before the release, in March, of the second album I nomi del diavolo, which debuted directly at the top of the weekly FIMI Albums Chart and it received platinum certification, The album was also placed at the top of the Spotify Top Albums Debut Global chart, i.e. the chart of the most listened to new albums of the first days of March at a global level, excluding the USA. There is the participation of rappers Tony Boy, Artie 5ive, Tedua, Papa V, Noyz Narcos, Ernia, Simba La Rue, Geolier and Sfera Ebbasta and a sampling of the Taranto singer Fido Guido. I nomi del diavolo, like the previous The Globe, is a concept album, in this case inspired, among other references, by William Golding's novel Lord of the Flies.

On 4 April was featured as a guest artist on producer Mace's third album, Māyā. He later also appeared on the albums Milano Angels by Shiva, Locura by Lazza and Containers by The Night Skinny. On 1 November he released the deluxe version of his latest album, entitled Tutti i nomi del diavolo, preceded by the release of the single "Donna". The album adds six tracks to the previous ones already on the album I nomi del diavolo. These are: "6sei6," a collaboration with Massimo Pericolo; "Donna," "S.X.S.I.C." (a remake of Bassi Maestro's "S.I.C."); "Loki and Modalità demonio," and "Diablo" (a collaboration with Glocky), along with the original version of "Ex angelo," without Sfera Ebbasta's verse.

In 2025, he appeared on Jake La Furia's album Fame with the track "Viagra", and later collaborated with Apulian rapper Rrari dal Tacco on the single "Bianca". He also appeared on Ernia's album Per soldi e per amore with the track "Fellini", Papa V's EP Latte in polvere and Night Skinny with the track "Mossa strepitosa", Noyz Narcos album Funny Games with the track "Il mio amico" and Paky's album Gloria with the track "I soldi parlano".

2025–present: Anche gli eroi muoiono The single "Berserker" was released on 17 December 2025, followed on 2 January 2026, by the single "Push It", a collaboration with Anna. The two singles preceded his third studio album, Anche gli eroi muoiono, released on 30 January. The album, which topped the Top Singles chart and was certified platinum, consists of sixteen tracks, including nine collaborations with Anna, Artie 5ive, Nerissima Serpe, Papa V, Rrari dal Tacco, Shiva, Simba La Rue, Tony Boy and Tutti Fenomeni. Geolier's album Tutto è possibile was released on 16 January on which he collaborated on the track "Olè".

Themes Kid Yugi's rap is characterized by its references to theatre, cinema and literature. Frequent topics of his songs are the denunciation of the situation of Ilva in Taranto and the deaths it caused, love, guns and drug dealing.

Discography

The Globe (2022) I nomi del diavolo (2024) Anche gli eroi muoiono (2026)

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Kid Yugi?

Italian rapper

When was Kid Yugi born?

Kid Yugi was born on 14 April 2001 in Massafra.

What is Kid Yugi's occupation?

Kid Yugi is a rapper and songwriter.

What nationality is Kid Yugi?

Kid Yugi is Italian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Kid Yugi

· Wikidata: Q125118838

· DBpedia: Kid Yugi

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