BIOGRAPHY
Zed Zilla, born Robert Emmett Cooper on November 7, 1984, is an American rapper hailing from Memphis, Tennessee. He gained recognition in the rap scene for his gritty and street-oriented lyrics, often depicting the realities of urban life and his experiences in Memphis.
Zed Zilla's early mixtapes, such as "Rent's Due" and "Lil'4 Mobb," helped him build a local following and establish his presence in the Memphis hip-hop scene. His authenticity and ability to convey the struggles of street life resonated with listeners, contributing to his rise in the rap game.
He became affiliated with Yo Gotti's CMG (Collective Music Group) label, further expanding his reach in the industry. Zed Zilla's association with CMG allowed him to collaborate with other artists on the label, contributing to his visibility in the broader hip-hop community.
One of his notable projects is the mixtape "Rents Due 2," which featured collaborations with artists like Yo Gotti and Don Trip. Zed Zilla continued to release mixtapes, showcasing his distinctive Southern style and addressing themes such as hustle, survival, and street authenticity.
While Zed Zilla may not have achieved mainstream superstardom, he remains respected for his contributions to the Memphis rap scene and his ability to capture the rawness of street narratives in his music. His dedication to his craft and his authentic storytelling have endeared him to fans of Southern hip-hop.