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Tony Stogie is an American rapper from Denver, Colorado. He later moved to San Diego, California, where he began releasing music under the name Tony Stogie. His Spotify biography describes him as an Italian-American rapper, which is part of his public artist persona.^[1]

Tony Stogie grew up in Denver, Colorado. He later moved to San Diego, California.

Tony Stogie has released music with several artists connected to the Michigan rap scene, including YN Jay, KrispyLife Kidd, RMC Mike, Rio Da Yung OG, Louie Ray, and Allstar JR.^[2] His music is closely connected to the sound of modern Flint and Michigan rap through these collaborations.

Tony Stogie released the project Prince of the Pint and later released the collaborative project Grinch with KrispyLife Kidd in 2025. Grinch included songs such as "Grinch", "Snakes on a Plane", "Landslide", "Tandem", "Pick it up", "Exotic Animals", "Graveyard Shift", and "Bad Bitches - Remix".^[3]

Tony Stogie has also frequently collaborated with Lil Smirk, a rapper from Victorville, California who later moved to San Diego. The two have released several songs together, including "Jimmy Choo Bags", "Samsung", "R Kelly Diamonds", and "Smirk & Stogie".^[4]

In 2026, Tony Stogie and Lil Smirk released "Jimmy Choo Bags" with Allstar JR. The song was also released with a music video.

Tony Stogie’s music is influenced by modern Michigan and Flint rap. He often works with artists who use a similar fast-paced and conversational rap style, including YN Jay and KrispyLife Kidd.

• Prince of the Pint
• Grinch with KrispyLife Kidd (2025)

• "Prince of the Cup" with RMC Mike and YN Jay
• "Canada Goose" with Rio Da Yung OG and YN Jay
• "Prague" with Young Dreaded and Louie Ray
• "Road to Success" with KrispyLife Kidd and Allstar JR
• "Teach You" with YN Jay and KrispyLife Kidd
• "Street Signs" with KrispyLife Kidd and Allstar JR
• "Jimmy Choo Bags" with Lil Smirk and Allstar JR
• "Samsung" with Lil Smirk, 3200 TRE, and GrindHard E
• "R Kelly Diamonds" with Lil Smirk and KrispyLife Kidd
• "Smirk & Stogie" with Lil Smirk
• "Bag Talk" with Tiffany Evans