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Zedned (stylised as ZEDNED) born September 16, 2005 is an English singer-songwriter, producer and social media personality from Southampton.

Zedned was born on September 16, 2005 in Southampton, England. He started posting on social media in 2015 on musical.ly and Funimate where he gained 3000 followers. He gained popularity during lockdown with becoming verified on Funimate and amassing over 50,000 followers on TikTok after he uploaded a video showcasing abandoned childhood TV sets which amassed over 10 million views.^[1] One video stuck out gaining the attention from Australia’s Splatalot host responding to the false claims Zedned posted.^[2][3][4]

On April 8, 2022, the pair released their debut single "Sex/Monopoly" to all streaming platforms. On May 1 and May 2, they released their debut and sophomore albums titled Moist Muff and #Girlboss.^[5][6] The duo went on to release seven other albums that year and an extended play. As of 2026, only a few of their releases from 2022 remain accessible.

From 2023, Molly stepped down from the project and Jake began to embark on a solo career.

In 2024, Jake found himself commercial success with his remix of KKButterfly27xx’s song "Chip Shop". The song peaked at number three on the United Kingdom Comedy iTunes Chart and charted worldwide.^[7] During the year Jake gained two number one’s on the chart with "Right Now" and "I’m In Miami Bitch!".^[8][9]

Throughout 2025, Jake gained more attention with his music. He covered The Cure’s "Just Like Heaven" which originally debut at number 19 and then peaked at number two in June 2026.^[10] He recieved prominent radio play from The LGBTQ Music Chart Show where he has been featured within the chart with songs "Dumped", "Microwave" and "DoYouRemember".^{[11][12][13][14][15]}