Redfoo

Redfoo, born Stefan Kendal Gordy, is an American singer, rapper, songwriter, record producer, DJ, dancer, and tennis player, renowned for his contributions to music as half of LMFAO and his later solo endeavors and athletic pursuits. After achieving early recognition for his production work, Redfoo released the album Balance Beam in 1997 with Dre’ Kroon. His initial foray into the music industry began with a production credit for Ahmad’s ‘Back in the Day’ in 1994, leading to a signing with Bubonic Records in 1996. Demonstrating diverse professional acumen, he also gained experience as a day trader, appearing on CNBC’s ‘Mad Money’ with Jim Cramer.

Beyond his musical endeavors, Redfoo has a passionate and professional interest in tennis, co-creating the innovative tennis app, Timeball. He is also a strategic investor in The Sprouting Company. Demonstrating his commitment to the sport, Redfoo is slated to make his professional tennis debut on the ITF Men’s World Tennis Tour in 2025, further showcasing his diverse talents and entrepreneurial spirit across entertainment and athletics.