1900Rugrat
American rapper
Miles Spiel (born August 8, 2003), known professionally as 1900Rugrat, is an American rapper known for his 2024 song "One Take Freestyle", which received gold certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
Early life
Spiel was born in 2003. He does not know his biological parents and was adopted when he was around two weeks old. He grew up in Limestone Creek, Florida. According to Spiel, he started to become a "bad kid" at the age of six, when he met fellow rapper and close friend Rickfrmdacreek. He cited how he got "real close" with Rick's family to the point where they became his "second family"; during this time, Spiel would also get into a lot of altercations, leading to him getting kicked out of school. Due to his actions, his adopted parents kicked him out at 14, and he ended up moving in with Rick and his family.
Additionally, Spiel wrote how his inspiration growing up and to make music was influenced by Chief Keef and his album Finally Rich.
Career
Early career and rise to fame (2016–2025)
Spiel began his music career around the age of 13 by posting songs on SoundCloud around 2017 or 2016. At some point early in his career, one of his ex-girlfriends deleted his SoundCloud account, which possibly resulted in losing much of his early music.
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