Florida’s underground rap scene just got a new anthem with “Quasimodo”—a hard-hitting track that blends gritty storytelling with sharp social commentary.
JEEPER$ and MunYon, both from Bradenton, bring their signature styles, delivering raw, unfiltered verses straight from the streets. Fukkit, a Florida underground legend and former Members Only affiliate, drops an explosive second verse, cementing the song’s intensity.
Produced by TrapNinjaBoy, the beat carries an eerie, bass-heavy energy that perfectly complements the song’s themes. “Quasimodo” isn’t just a flex—it’s a reflection on the creeping gentrification sweeping through Florida’s small towns, pushing out locals in favor of a tourist-fueled economy.
As members of DANGERHOUSE, JEEPER$ and MunYon are carving out their own space in the rap game, blending sharp lyricism with a fearless attitude. If you’re looking for a track with punch, purpose, and pure energy, “Quasimodo” is it.
