F1lthy Producer Tag: "Wake up, F1lthy"

Where the tag comes from

F1lthy (Richard Ortiz) is a Philadelphia producer and co-founder of the Working on Dying collective, known for rage and Playboi Carti's Whole Lotta Red. The Cornell Daily Sun lists 'Wake up filthy' as his tag on Ken Carson's 'Freestyle 2'. The phrase is also the title of a 2025 Playboi Carti and Travis Scott song he co-produced. No source we found explains who says it or where it started.

Songs with the F1lthy tag

Rockstar Made by Playboi Carti2020
Freestyle 2 by Ken Carson2022
Wake Up F1lthy by Playboi Carti & Travis Scott2025

How to make a tag that sounds like this

Short spoken wake-up call with the producer's name, sitting on top of distorted, crunchy rage synths.

You can't use F1lthy's tag, but you can get the same energy with your own name. In the tag studio we've set the Street voice and Rage style to get close. Play it, tweak the reverb, echo and pitch, then type your name. For a DIY version, read how to make a producer tag.

FAQ

What does F1lthy's producer tag say?

"Wake up, F1lthy".

Where does the F1lthy tag come from?

What songs have the F1lthy tag?

You can hear it on "Rockstar Made" by Playboi Carti, "Freestyle 2" by Ken Carson, "Wake Up F1lthy" by Playboi Carti & Travis Scott, among many others.

Can I use F1lthy's tag on my beats?

No. It's F1lthy's signature, and using it would tell listeners they made your beat. Make your own tag in a similar style instead: the tag studio can get you close to the sound with your own name.

Sources

Moshpyt isn't affiliated with F1lthy. Tag quotes are for reference; the tag belongs to its producer.