Ever wondered how Trueno skyrocketed from underground freestyles to global fame almost overnight?

Behind the fiery lyrics and viral hits lies a journey packed with secrets, sacrifices, and moments even his biggest fans don’t know about.

Here are five untold truths about Trueno’s rise—and why he’s *never* letting you see the full picture.

1. The Freestyle That Almost Didn’t Happen

Trueno’s breakout moment on the “BZRP Freestyle Session” was no accident—but it almost didn’t go down.

Insiders reveal he canceled twice due to crippling stage fright, only to show up last-minute after a pep talk from his mom.

Fun fact? The iconic “Trueno: BZRP Freestyle #6” was filmed in one take because he refused to do a second.

2. The Record Label That Said “No Thanks”

Before going indie, Trueno auditioned for a major label at 16—and got rejected for being “too raw.”

Their loss? His DIY hustle led to *better* deals, like his Nike collaboration and Coachella invite, all on his own terms.

Talk about a plot twist.

Trueno’s flow didn’t just magically appear.

He spent years training under an underground legend (who’s *still* anonymous) in Buenos Aires’ battle rap scene.

Rumor has it they’d practice for 8 hours straight—no breaks, no mercy.

“Dance Crip” was supposed to be a throwaway track.

Trueno nearly scrapped it, calling it “too repetitive”—until his producer leaked a snippet online.

Cue 100M+ streams and the song that *defined* his crossover.

That unshakable stage presence? Mostly acting.

Friends say he still vomits before big shows, then transforms into a beast the second the beat drops.

His secret? A pre-show ritual involving mate tea and Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” on repeat.

So, what’s the takeaway?

Trueno’s rise wasn’t luck—it was a mix of raw talent, stubbornness, and hidden battles.

Next time you hear “Mamichula,” remember: even the kings of trap started as underdogs.

Who’s *your* favorite artist with a backstory we’d never guess? Drop a comment below.