Thirteendegrees
American rapper
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Jalen Hughes, professionally known as Thirteendegrees (stylized as Thirteendegrees°), is an American rapper and record producer. Starting his career in 2023, he first gained significant attention after the release of his album Clique City Vol. 2.
- Rapper
- singer
- record producer
- songwriter
Career
Musical style
Hughes' music is often compared to that of the "swag era" and early 2010s hip-hop, blending R&B and trap, and including auto-tuned vocals, nostalgic visuals, and jerk-related sounds.[2][3] He stated his influences were what he "grew up in—the trap era, the Tumblr era, early Instagram."[1] His music has been compared to that of Sofaygo, Young Money, and Young Thug.[4] He is considered to be at the forefront of the "New Chicago" movement, named as the successor to Chicago drill.[5]
Personal life
Discography
Studio albums
| Title | Album details |
|---|---|
| Urban Junkie |
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| Metropolitan |
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| Uptown Dropout |
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| Clique City |
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| Clique City Vol. 2 |
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| Black Fridayz |
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Singles
| Title | Year | Album |
|---|---|---|
| "#Mirror" | 2023 | Non-album singles |
| "Go Gangsta" | ||
| "First Link" | ||
| "#Jacket" | ||
| "South Loop" | ||
| "Egokiller" | ||
| "Ms Gold Chainz" | ||
| "Chi-lanta" | Metropolitan | |
| "#Autopilot" | Non-album singles | |
| "How Da Game Go" | ||
| "#Cliquecity" | 2024 | |
| "I Get #Guap" | Uptown Dropout | |
| "Adrianna Anthem" | Non-album singles | |
| "Champ" | ||
| "Monsta" | ||
| "Giuseppe Heelz" | ||
| "Ms Avoidant" | ||
| "Tear Dropz" | ||
| "Da Problem Solva" | 2025 | Clique City Vol. 2 |
| "Exotic Strippaz" | Black Fridayz | |
| "Palace" | ||