Fake Jeezy
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| Single by Maxo Kream featuring Denzel Curry and JPEGMafia | ||||
| Released | January 16, 2026 | |||
| Genre | Trap | |||
| Length | 2:31 | |||
| Label | Empire | |||
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| Producer | JPEGMafia | |||
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| "Fake Jeezy" on YouTube | ||||
"Fake Jeezy" is a song by American rapper Maxo Kream, featuring rapper Denzel Curry and production from rapper-producer JPEGMafia. It was released on January 16, 2026, by Empire Distribution, along with a music video.
Kream and Curry previously collaborated in 2024, guesting on each other's projects: King of the Mischievous South Vol. 2 by Curry and Personification by Kream.[1]
Composition
"Fake Jeezy" is a trap song that runs for two minutes and a half seconds,[2] featuring early 2000s trap-esque[3] production from JPEGMafia under "frantic synth stabs".[1] In the hook, Kream does as he pleases and is willing fight, referencing Young Jeezy's 2005 song "Trap or Die" and Atlanta-based group U.S.D.A.'s 2007 song "Corporate Thuggin'", also led by Jeezy. On the first verse, Kream raps about driving recklessly around Houston without fear of legal consequences. The second verse is rapped by Curry, using wordplay referencing the Kardashian family and fashion company Skims, also founded by Kim Kardashian.[1] Despite appearing in the music video, JPEGMafia doesn't rap in the song.[4]
