Memo600

Memo600 is an American rapper and songwriter from the South Side of Chicago known for his gritty lyrical delivery and deep ties to the Only The Family collective. He operates as a core affiliate of Lil Durk's label and represents the Black Disciple set 600 alongside artists like Booka600 and Edai. His music captures the raw realities of life in Chicago's drill scene, blending hard-hitting storytelling with melodic flows that have resonated with fans globally.

As of 2026, Memo600 maintains a significant presence on streaming platforms with millions of monthly listeners. He continues to release solo projects and features regularly, solidifying his role as a key voice in the modern wave of Chicago hip-hop. His work often reflects personal experiences and community struggles, earning him respect within the industry and among dedicated followers who value authenticity over commercial polish. [edit]

Growing up on the South Side of Chicago shaped Memo600's artistic identity from an early age. Raised within the cultural context of the Black Disciples gang specifically set 600, he found a sense of belonging and purpose through music rather than street conflicts alone. This environment provided a unique network of local talent and a distinct territorial identity that would later define his brand within the competitive hip-hop landscape.

Before achieving national recognition, Memo600 honed his craft in the underground Chicago drill scene. He spent years performing at local venues and releasing mixtapes that circulated through word-of-mouth and early social media sharing. His early interests were rooted in documenting the struggles and triumphs of his community through lyricism. Pivotal moments included establishing connections with key figures in the OTF circle, which eventually led to his inclusion in major collaborative projects and set the stage for his professional breakthrough. [edit]

Memo600's career trajectory shifted dramatically in 2019 with the release of Exposing Me, a collaboration with the late King Von. This track served as a significant catalyst for his visibility, showcasing his ability to deliver hard-hitting verses alongside established stars and introducing his voice to a wider audience beyond the local Chicago scene.

In 2021, he reached a major milestone with the release of Jump, a high-profile single featuring Lil Durk, King Von, and Booka600. The visual for this song garnered significant attention and cemented his status as a leading voice in the new wave of Chicago drill. The song's success was amplified by its streaming performance and the emotional resonance it held following the tragic death of King Von later that year. In 2025, he continued to release original material including the single YAP and the EP ENVELOPE (Chopped Not Slopped), demonstrating his evolution as an artist and his ability to maintain relevance in a rapidly changing genre.

His commercial success is measured by consistent streaming numbers across platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube where he maintains a dedicated subscriber base. He has become a staple in the OTF ecosystem frequently collaborating with Lil Durk and other affiliates contributing to the collective's dominance in the hip-hop charts. [edit]

Memo600 is portrayed as an authentic and gritty storyteller who remains true to his roots. His content tone is serious reflective and often addresses the harsh realities of street life. He is seen as a loyal affiliate of Lil Durk and a key pillar of the OTF family. His aesthetic is consistent with the Chicago drill scene featuring casual streetwear bold graphics and a focus on raw unfiltered expression. [edit]

iFANN data indicates Memo600 is currently evaluated by the engine but not currently in the Top 1,000 global rankings as of the August 2026 assessment. While he lacks a standalone global ranking his influence remains concentrated within the hip-hop sphere particularly among fans of Chicago drill.

The fanbase surrounding Memo600 generally identifies itself as part of the broader "Only The Family" or "OTF" community rather than maintaining a separate named fandom. These fans are highly organized participating in streaming campaigns to boost OTF releases and supporting memorial initiatives for fallen members like King Von. Fan culture includes sharing lyrics creating fan art and engaging in online discussions about the latest OTF news. Memo600 interacts with fans primarily through social media comments and Q&A sessions during interviews fostering a tight-knit connection with his audience. [edit]

Memo600 represents the Black Disciple set 600 placing him in a direct lineage with rappers like 600Breezy and Edai who also represent the same set. His career is inextricably linked to the late King Von as they collaborated on several tracks and Von's death deeply impacted Memo600's subsequent work and public persona.

In 2022 DaBaby publicly criticized Memo600 for dissing him over a collaboration with NBA YoungBoy alleging that Memo600 received $2.5 million for the track. This incident highlighted the complex web of alliances and feuds within the drill scene. A story fans still retell involves Memo600 filming a music video in Savannah Georgia just weeks after King Von's passing a move that drew significant media attention and highlighted the resilience of the OTF crew. [edit]

Details regarding Memo600's private life including his family background specific educational history and personal relationships remain largely out of the public eye. Unlike many of his peers who share extensive personal details on social media Memo600 tends to keep his off-stage life private focusing his public narrative on his music and the realities of his upbringing. There are no widely reported records of marriages engagements or publicly confirmed romantic partners as of 2026. Consequently there are no documented children attributed to him in public records. [edit]

Lil Durk, King Von, Booka600, Doodie Lo, NBA YoungBoy, DaBaby[edit]

As of 2026 Memo600's dating history is not a matter of public record. He has not publicly announced any romantic relationships engagements or marriages. Media coverage has focused almost exclusively on his professional collaborations and the dynamics within the OTF crew rather than his personal love life. Therefore there are no verified dates partner names or relationship statuses to report. He is currently considered single with no credible reports suggesting otherwise. Any speculation regarding his personal life remains unconfirmed and falls outside the scope of factual reporting. [edit]

Research by the iFANN Editorial Team puts Memo600's fortune at around $3 million as of 2026. This estimate reflects his earnings from streaming royalties live performances and merchandise sales tied to the OTF brand. Primary income sources include revenue from platforms like Spotify Apple Music and YouTube ad revenue from music videos.

Secondary revenue streams come from features on high-profile albums such as Lil Durk's discography and occasional live show appearances. While he has not publicly disclosed real estate holdings or major business ventures outside of music his financial standing remains substantial for an artist of his tier in the drill scene. The estate's trajectory shows steady growth driven by consistent catalog streams and the enduring popularity of his collaborations with King Von and Lil Durk. [edit]