Curt Freeman (born March 3, 1981), popularly known by his stage name Alley Boy, is an American Rapper and Producer from East Atlanta, Georgia. He began rapping at a tender age, and he is a co-Chief Executive Officer of Duct Tape Entertainment.^[1]

Alley Boy was conceived in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. He grew up in a community called Edgewood Courts. He stayed with his Grand-mom in his middle school days because his parents were into drugs.^[20]

Alley Boy began hustling in the streets while he was in high school. He was sentenced to prison twice.^[20]

Alley Boy was nine years old when he first began rapping.

He started going to the studio to record at the age of 10.

He first worked with Drew B.M.K.

Record label.^[21]

In the phase of Alley Boy's career, he has collaborated with the likes of Meek Mill, Princess, 211, Rum, Young Dro, Killa Kyleon, Cocaine Judo, Big Bank Black, Douglas B. Green, Da Undadog, Eldorado Red, G Fresh, Veli Sosa, One Hundred, Fat Trel, Master P, Freddie Gibbs, Jim Jones, Gunplay, Pusha T, Big K.R.I.T., Future, Trey Songz, Yo Gotti, Zaytoven, Young Jeezy, Waka Flocka Flame, Gucci Mane, among others.^[22]

He is under Duck Tape and Atlantic Records labels.^[23]

Alley Boy was brought up in Edgewood Court, a place where everybody loved and treat each other with care.

But it was a real drug spot, and it was one of them closed-in hoods where a lot of activities about drugs reigned.

He got used to a rough life.^[24]

Alley Boy ran into a situation of murder and robbery with three other boys, he was charged and sentenced to prison.

He spent one year in prison.

Also, in 2003, Alley Boy and Big Bank Black were charged together for the possession of some guns and marijuana.

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Alley Boy grew up in a community called Edgewood Courts.

He spent over two years in prison in the mid-2000s.

His first musical inspiration was LL Cool J. He came about his nickname when he was 19 years old.

He has three children.^[20]

Album ^[25]

Singles ^[25]

Mixtapes ^[25]