Kalan.FrFr Biography: Age, Net Worth, Songs, Career, Education, Albums, Height

Kalan Emani Montgomery, professionally known as Kalan.FrFr, is an American singer, rapper, and songwriter from Los Angeles County who fuses melodic R&B flows with gritty West Coast hip-hop bars.

He transitioned from college football at San Diego State University to music, signing with Roc Nation in 2021 after building buzz through EPs like Hurt and the breakout mixtape TwoFr recorded in one emotional night post-breakup.

His debut album TwoFr 2 delivered hits such as “Scoring” (featured in Lakers playoff broadcasts) and “Get In” with Stunna 4 Vegas, earning co-signs from Roddy Ricch, G Perico, Mozzy, and Lil Durk on its deluxe edition.

Profile

• Full Name: Kalan Emani Montgomery
• Stage Name: Kalan.FrFr
• Born: April 11, 1995
• Age: 30 years old
• Birthplace: Los Angeles County, California, United States
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Singer, Rapper, Songwriter
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $1 million

Early Life and Education

Kalan Emani Montgomery was born on April 11, 1995, in Los Angeles County, California, United States, to parents referred to as Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery. Details about him having any siblings remain private from public records.

He earned a football scholarship to San Diego State University, playing defensive back while studying social science and crossing paths with talents like Kawhi Leonard and Marshall Faulk.

This athletic foundation built discipline before music called, prompting his shift to Atlanta post-college for creative immersion. He is of American roots, and has kept his religion private.

Career

Kalan.FrFr kickstarted music after college by moving to Atlanta, returning to LA to drop EPs Hurt and TwoFr—the latter crafted in a single night after a breakup, gaining mythical status for tracks like “Star,” “Thugga Baby,” and “Atlanta.”

Regional anthems “Hot N Ready Freestyle” and “Right Wit It” (feat. G Perico, Chris O’Bannon, prod. Blxst) dominated LA airwaves, while “Shake Somethin” with Casey Veggies on Organic (2019) expanded his reach.

Leak The Tape showcased his singer-rapper duality, separating him in a crowded scene akin to A Boogie with a Hoodie but West Coast flavored.

This grassroots grind led to Roc Nation signing in March 2021 via First Class Entertainment, validating his star power as noted by label execs Shari Bryant and Omar Grant.

Kalan released TwoFr 2 shortly after signing, featuring “Scoring” (urban radio hit, Lakers playoff exposure), “No Love” (ft. Mozzy, Cypress Moreno), and “Get In” (ft. Stunna 4 Vegas), with a deluxe adding Lil Durk and takejay remixes that propelled 107 million streams.

He blurred hip-hop and R&B boundaries, earning co-signs from Dom Kennedy, Westside Boogie, and Roddy Ricch while touring and teasing videos.

His commanding presence filled rooms, studios, and stages, blending turn-up energy with thoughtful vibes in LA’s magnetic scene. Roc Nation amplified his polish, positioning him alongside Rihanna and Maxo Kream on their roster.

Kalan.FrFr sustains momentum through WME bookings, interviews dissecting LA rap dynamics, and projects proving believers right as he vowed post-signing.

His legacy grows via versatile flows, peer inspirations like Too $hort, and unfiltered authenticity from jerk history to emotional anthems. Influence radiates in Compton’s lineage toward Kendrick and Roddy levels, with TwoFr 2 cementing his national trajectory.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @kalan.frfr

Personal Life

Kalan.FrFr maintains privacy on family and relationships, focusing public narrative on music and come-up story without confirmed spouse, partner, or children.

Discography

• TwoFr (2018)
• Hurt (EP)
• TwoFr (EP)
• TwoFr 2 (2021)
• TwoFr 2 (Deluxe, 2021)

Net Worth

Kalan.FrFr has an estimated net worth of around $1 million; earnings stem from Roc Nation releases, streams, tours, and LA collaborations.