Glockboyz Teejaee – Biography, Age, Songs, Net worth, Facts 2025

“Detroit rappers move in packs… ‘Wack Jumper’ wasn’t just bars, it was a testament to our collective strength flowing together like comrades-in-arms.”

Glockboyz Teejaee is a Detroit, Michigan rapper from the west side known for punch-in flows, Midwest drill energy and quotable bars breaking out with the 2020 posse cut “Wack Jumper.”⁴ In 2025 he advanced his catalog with the mixtape “Glocktopia” and continued growing independently through The Hip Hop Lab Records with EMPIRE distribution.⁵

Glockboyz Teejaee Personal Info

Career Timeline (Pre-Music Years–2025)

Early Life (2000s to 2017)

• Glockboyz Teejaee was born and raised on the west side of Detroit, Michigan. His early years were shaped by Detroit culture from the Motown legacy to modern Midwest hip hop. In his neighborhood, rap acted as daily news and storytelling with slang and hard-hitting 808s.

“Growing up on the West Side, the music wasn’t just background it was the news, it was the game plan. Blade Icewood, Street Lordz, Doughboyz Cashout… they showed us how to put our life into bars. Every cipher on the block felt like training for the booth.”

• As a teenager he studied Detroit street rap pioneers like Blade Icewood, Street Lordz and Doughboyz Cashout.
• With close friends he developed the Glockboyz identity. The name identifies unity & self identity. That crew bond later shaped the look of his videos and the energy of his live shows across Detroit and the Midwest.⁶

First Drops and Local Buzz (2018)

• In 2018, Teejaee started uploading his own music and videos on YouTube. The early clips were raw and low budget showing parking lot ciphers & street energy. “Rap Good As Hell” became his first signature track and message.⁷ Shot by @RideOrDieJr and shared widely by word of mouth the video passed 230K views.

According to a producer close to his circle, Teejaee’s early YouTube clips filmed in parking lots and shot by @RideOrDieJr quickly caught local ears because “his delivery was calm yet commanding, and he let the beats breathe.”

• Those early uploads showed the style that would define Michigan rap. He used pauses, layered ad libs, and let the 808s stand out.(Source: Pitchfork “Go” Review)) His voice felt calm and confident, giving the sense that he was here to stay.

Glockboyz Formation and Viral Diss Records (2019)

• In 2019, the Glockboyz crew began to take shape with close collaborators like Roadrunner Glockboyz Tez. Together they released a run of Beef records that built heavy local buzz. Beef Pt. 3 broke past Detroit city limits and passed one million views on YouTube giving Teejaee wider recognition and helping him reach new listeners.(Source: YT Beef Pt 3))

“In Detroit, beef on wax is like a proving ground. You don’t just drop a diss for clout, you show you can write sharper, call names without flinching, and keep your city talking.”

• The diss record style packed with callouts, inside jokes and coded references fit seamlessly into Detroit’s rap culture and local outlets like DetroitRapNews.⁸ For Teejaee, it was more than chasing clout as it boosted his profile, sharpened his writing and proved he could stand firm in one of rap’s toughest arenas.

Breakthrough Year (2020)

• Teejaee’s first project Rap Good As Hell reached streaming platforms and showcased the raw Detroit sound his YouTube audience already recognized.⁹ His breakout moment arrived with “Wack Jumper” a posse cut alongside OnFully, The Godfather and BandGang Lonnie Bands over hard-hitting ENRGY production.(Source: YT Wack Jumper Official Video))

“This strength in numbers mentality is heightened on ‘Wack Jumper’… Detroit rappers move in packs … they move so fluidly together … it’s a revolving door of verses … cinematic ENRGY Beats production … a testament to their collective synergy.”

• Pitchfork called the song an “instant classic” a stamp that turned curious listeners into long-term fans and cemented it as a Detroit street anthem.(Source: Pitchfork The Ones: Wack Jumper)) The video collected millions of views and its hook and punchlines spread into local slang, DJ mixes and neighborhood block parties.¹⁰
• With momentum rising, Teejaee stayed active by dropping more singles and collaborations proving he could turn virality into a consistent career.

Momentum and Collaborations (2021)

• In 2021, Teejaee increased his output. He worked with RTB MB (NBA player Miles Bridges’ rap alias) and The Godfather on “After Laughter” which flipped Wendy Rene into a raw talent praised by critics for balancing menace with musicality.¹¹

“This is the best run we’ve had… Glockboyz Teejaee set the tone & not just for his crew, but for the whole city’s rap wave.”

• His circle also connected him with Detroit producer “Certified Nique” and “TF Entertainment” leading to an “Off The Porch interview” where he called the city’s rap scene the strongest in years and positioned himself as a leader in that wave.
• By the end of the year his catalog was filled with what Pitchfork described as “blunt hellraisers” heavy bass & no-frills records that kept both the streets and streaming algorithms engaged.

Rap Good As Hell Vol. 2 and “Go” (2022)

• In February 2022, Teejaee released “Rap Good As Hell Vol. 2” under TF Entertainment. Standout tracks included “Shiesty,” “Big Steppa” and especially “Go.”¹²
• “Go” flipped a Common sample into a fast-paced anthem. With the line “Nigga I love this bitch, shit even my mama know,” Teejaee turned a verse into both a confession and a mission statement.

The Hip Hop Lab run (2023)

By 2023, Teejaee joined The Hip Hop Lab Records with EMPIRE distribution and delivered a packed year of projects that showed growth and range.

• Glocky Balboa (Jan 2023): A robust 18-song project that captures bravado and endurance almost like a musical fight card.¹³
• Me, Myself and I (Mar 2023): An eight-track release blending introspection with crew energy featuring OnFully and The Godfather.¹⁴
• The Glock Is Hot (Sept 2023): A 12-track album that nods to Lil Wayne and unites Detroit and Flint’s own including BabyTron, Skilla Baby and OnFully.¹⁵
• Rap Good As Hell 2.5 (Oct 2023): A short but sharp six-track project featuring “Glocktober” and “Freddy Vs Jason” with The Godfather blending eerie themes with street energy.¹⁶

Collaboration and Growth (2024)\

• 1Hunnit Glockz (Mar 2024): A collab with J1Hunnit that paired Teejaee’s grim cool with energetic bounce, featuring BabyTron, YSR Gramz, and others which is a Detroit-Flint crew synergy.¹⁷
• Standout tracks like “No Takebacks” and “Ghetto Gumbo” highlighted his ability to turn collaborations into strong regional statements.
• Politics and Promo (Nov 2024): A 16-track solo album viewing the music game as a two-front war street politics and promotional mechanics. Tracks like Politics, Black Ops, Track Hawk and 50 (with RTB MB) sound more intentional with thunderous beats and strategic themes. ¹⁸

Glocktopia and the Next Step (2025)

• On March 28, 2025, Teejaee released “Glocktopia” which is a thirteen-track mixtape that built a world out of Detroit slang and survival codes. Features included Baby Grizzley on “Boy Would You”, BandGang Masoe on “Took Your Seat” and OnFully on “Super Rap”.¹⁹ These collaborations worked like endorsements from some of Detroit’s most respected names.
• Singles and visuals such as “If I Was YSL”, “My Decisions”, and “Trauma Victims” (featuring 3200 Tre) drove the roll-out across TikTok and YouTube where short clips spread quickly.²⁰ The strategy kept his bars memorable and shareable without losing authenticity.
• At the same time, rumors of a Midwest mini tour and potential festival bookings pointed to the next step expanding Detroit’s raw energy into cities like Cleveland, Indianapolis, Milwaukee and Cincinnati where the music resonates naturally.

Glockboyz Teejaee Discography

Rap Good As Hell (2020)

Teejaee’s debut album introduced his raw Detroit sound across 12 tracks. It brought his YouTube buzz into streaming form with bass-heavy beats and sharp storytelling. Songs like “Since A Kid” showed his hunger and grind while “Go” flipped a Common sample into a high-energy anthem.

• Key Tracks: Since A Kid, Go, Big Steppa
• Reception: Praised locally and by critics as the blueprint for Teejaee’s consistency and quotable style.

Rap Good As Hell Vol. 2 (2022)

Released under TF Entertainment this 14-track project expanded the formula with heavier beats and brighter hooks. Songs like “Shiesty” and “Big Steppa” carried the street bravado forward while “Go” cemented its place as a standout track.²¹

• Key Tracks: Shiesty, Big Steppa, Go
• Reception: Celebrated for work ethic and consistency confirming Teejaee’s ability to sustain momentum.

1Hunnit Glockz (with J1Hunnit 2024)

A 14-track collaboration blending Detroit and Flint styles under The Hip Hop Lab and EMPIRE. The album featured BabyTron, YSR Gramz, Certified Trapper and The Godfather.

• Key Tracks: No Takebacks, Ghetto Gumbo
• Reception: Fans embraced the chemistry, seeing it as a Michigan summit that expanded both artists’ reach.

Politics and Promo (2024)

A 16-track solo release via The Hip Hop Lab and EMPIRE, this album framed rap as both street politics and promotion. Tracks like “Politics,” “Black Ops,” “Track Hawk” and “50” (with RTB MB) delivered focus and power.²²

• Key Tracks: Politics, Black Ops, Track Hawk, 50
• Reception: Seen as a step up in curation and storytelling, proving Teejaee could deliver a cohesive vision without losing his street edge.

Rap Good As Hell Vol. 3 (Upcoming)

Teejaee has teased the next installment in his flagship series with folders and snippets hinting at sharper hooks, deeper storytelling and a return for day-one fans of the Rap Good ethos.²³

Mixtapes & EPs

• Glocky Balboa (Jan 2023): 10 tracks of fight-ready energy with hooks built for live crowds.²⁴
• Me, Myself and I (Mar 2023): An 8-track mix of introspection and crew chemistry. Includes features from OnFully and The Godfather.²⁵
• The Glock Is Hot (Sept 2023): 12 tracks under The Hip Hop Lab with strong features. BabyTron and Skilla Baby appear on “No Cap Rap” while BabyTron returns on Touchdown.²⁶
• Rap Good As Hell 2.5 (Oct 2023): A 6-track EP bridging Vol. 2 and Vol. 3. Includes “Glocktober” and “Freddy Vs Jason” featuring The Godfather.²⁷
• Glocktopia (Mar 2025): 13 tracks that create a Detroit world of slang and survival. Features Baby Grizzley, BandGang Masoe and OnFully. Singles like “If I Was YSL” and “My Decisions” drove viral traction.²⁸

Selected Singles & Notables

• Wack Jumper (2020): The posse cut with OnFully, The Godfather and BandGang Lonnie Bands that made Teejaee a local name.²⁹
• Beef Pt. 3 (2019): A diss track with Roadrunner Glockboyz Tez that broke past Detroit and hit over a million views on YouTube.³⁰
• Go (2021/2022)” A Common sample flipped into a Detroit sprint that critics praised as a standout moment.³¹
• Cheech & Chong (2023): A laid-back single with humor and replay value, showing his versatility.
• Lil Top (2024): Dark piano production and sharp delivery, serving as a bridge between projects.³²
• Moissanite (2025): A playful flex on fake diamonds, powered by a catchy hook.
• Ghost (2025): Menacing, cold performance over haunting production.³³

Verified Facts & Milestones

• Spotify: Around 27.6K monthly listeners & Tracks like “Cheech & Chong,” “Not Rap” and “M Worth Of Game” each exceed 300K+ streams.³⁴
• YouTube: His official channel has 8.4K subscribers and over 55 videos. Notable upload: the “GlockBoy” official video surpasses 137K views.³⁵

Spotify Popular Tracks:

• “Cheech & Chong” has 275,467 plays
• “Not Rap” has 568,579
• “Around The Clock” has 506,607
• “M Worth Of Game” has 348,658³⁶

Industry Moves and Label Affiliations

• TF Entertainment: Early structure, media looks, and a path to consistent drops. “Rap Good As Hell Vol. 2” marked a checkpoint for catalog and pace.
• The Hip Hop Lab Records with EMPIRE: Detroit-first taste plus national distribution and a media platform. From “The Glock Is Hot” to “Politics and Promo” to “Glocktopia,” the reach grew while the sound stayed Detroit.
• Independence as strategy: He operates like an independent artist with label services. Release pace, feature choices, and public messaging reflect control and long-term planning.

Controversies and Public Statements

• Beef on wax: The “Beef” series with Roadrunner Glockboyz Tez played as competitive sport and boosted profile without spilling offline.
• Mid-interview confrontation in 2025: During a Detroit media interview a heckler tried to provoke him. He denied the claim and moved on. The base backed him and the moment passed.
• Legal Issues: As of 2025 there are no headline-level legal issues. The image is focused and disciplined.

✅ FAQs

Q: What is Glockboyz Teejaee’s real name?

A: He hasn’t shared his legal name publicly. He performs and releases music as “Glockboyz Teejaee” keeping the focus on the brand and music.

Q: Where is he from?

A: Detroit, Michigan. His music and coverage consistently place him within Detroit’s rap scene.

Q: When did he start releasing music?

A: He built momentum in the late-2010s on YouTube then moved that buzz to streaming with early projects and singles. His catalog is now visible across major DSPs.

Q: Is he signed to a major label?

A: No. Recent releases are credited to The Hip Hop Lab Records with EMPIRE distribution, reflecting an independent approach with label services.

Q: What are his biggest songs?

A: “Wack Jumper” is the breakthrough posse cut widely cited as part of Detroit’s modern renaissance & “Go” is a must-hear follow-up that drew critical attention.

Q: Does he have albums and mixtapes out?

A: Yes, multiple albums, tapes, and singles are available on major platforms including his 2025 project Glocktopia.

Q: What does “Wack Jumper” mean in this context?

A: It flips hoop slang into street shorthand and became a city staple thanks to its hook and posse energy one reason critics highlighted it.

Q: Who has he worked with?

A: Collaborations span Detroit and Michigan peers e.g., BabyTron, Skilla Baby, BandGang affiliates, and more reflected across his credited tracks and features on DSPs.

Q: Any major legal issues?

A: None widely reported as of 2025 as his narrative centers on output, collaboration and steady growth.

Q: How can I book him?

A: Contact details typically appear on his social profiles around release cycles & check current bios and recent posts for the latest info.

Kanika Dhingra

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