ONEFOUR is an Australian youth-gang and "drill group" based in Mount Druitt, Sydney. Originally known as NF14 and part of the Mounty County coalition, they are often known from their songs that have become popular internationally and internally in Australia.

Onefour's name has been reported to derive from a local street gang, NF14; however, the members say that it is from 2014, the year they launched as a hip hop group. [2] The group's rivalry with 21District (a group from Parramatta) plays a big role in their lyrics.

21 District is a drill rap group and postcode gang that has a major rivalry with Onefour, both the drill group Onefour and the gang NF14. The gang is an alliance of the three subgangs: the …

Jan 11, 2024 · Two men have been charged over an alleged plot to kill four rappers of Western Sydney drill group ONEFOUR. Police will allege the two men were linked to a well-known …

Apr 13, 2022 · The OneFour music group has distanced itself from the gang, which had originally been known as NF14 and was part of the Mounty County coalition. It has a long-running feud with the Alameddine gang, with alleged member Ali ‘Ay Huncho’ Younes referencing OneFour in his recent song, Putrid Sh**.

Jan 27, 2024 · Their name is a nod to that year and - police allege - the notorious Mount Druitt street gang NF14, which has been in an ongoing war with 21 District, a rival gang from the nearby suburb...

Jan 11, 2024 · Four members of drill rap group ONEFOUR - Jerome "J Emz" Misa, Pio "YP" Misa, Spencer "Spenny" Magalogo and Dahcell "Celly" Ramos - were allegedly the targets of the thwarted murder plot. A fifth group member, Salec "Lekks" Su'a, lives in New Zealand after being deported in January 2023.

Apr 14, 2022 · Mr Faletolu, who was fatally stabbed during his break from working the Break Dance ride at the show, was from Doonside, which is represented by the 67 gang after its 2767 postcode.

Sep 1, 2020 · Over the past two years, the all-Pasifika group OneFour, whose name derives from the “Mounty county” street gang NF14, have become Australia’s most infamous hip-hop act.

The rap group has distanced itself from the gang, which was originally known as NF14 and part of the Mounty County coalition.