FBG Duck

FBG Duck, born Carlton Dequan Weekly-Williams on December 6, 1993, was a rapper from Chicago's South Side who became one of the defining voices of the city's drill scene in the late 2010s. Raised in the Ida B. Wells Homes and later Woodlawn, he was affiliated with the FBG (Fly Boy Gang) collective and built his name through gritty, unfiltered street narratives delivered in a deadpan, matter-of-fact flow that set him apart from more melodic drill peers.

His breakthrough came with tracks like «Right Now» and the mixtape Look At Me, followed by viral diss records such as «Exposing Me» that fueled his reputation as one of drill's sharpest lyrical antagonists. Songs like «Slide» and «Chicago Legends» cemented his standing as a torchbearer for the genre's second wave, known for vivid, confrontational storytelling rooted in real neighborhood rivalries.

FBG Duck was shot and killed in Chicago's Gold Coast neighborhood on August 4, 2020, a death that sent shockwaves through the drill community and drew national attention to the ongoing violence tied to the genre's real-life feuds. His influence persists among younger Chicago artists who cite his uncompromising style as foundational to the sound's evolution.