11/07/2025
Julio Foolio, a prominent figure in the Jacksonville drill rap scene, had notable collaborations with local artists that were often tied to the city's intense gang rivalries. His most recognized collaboration within the local scene was with CoJack on the viral track "Beatbox Remix/Bibby Flow".
Other notable local collaborations and associations include:
Natalac: Julio Foolio recorded a song with the veteran Jacksonville rapper Natalac in 2018. Natalac often gave the younger Foolio advice to be cautious about the violent lifestyle depicted in his music.
Ksoo: Foolio was associated with the KTA (Kill Them All) group, which included rapper Ksoo. They were known rivals of the ATK (Ace's Top Killers) gang, led by Yungeen Ace. While the rivalry generated a significant amount of back-and-forth diss tracks (such as Foolio's "List of Dead Opps" and the ATK group's "Who I Smoke"), direct musical collaborations between the rival figureheads were non-existent; their interactions were defined by conflict.
SPMB Bills and RawYoungin: Foolio was featured on tracks with other local Florida artists, such as "No Love City" with SPMB Bills and "Get It In" with RawYoungin.
These collaborations, particularly those that became viral hits like "Beatbox Remix/Bibby Flow", helped define the sound and narrative of the Jacksonville drill rap scene and brought national attention to the local dynamics.
