Every Fergie Baby walk video has the same sound under it. If you've been trying to work out what it is, here's the short answer and everything around it.
The song: "Uptown Shooters N' Bronx Bombers"
The song in the Fergie Baby trend is "Uptown Shooters N' Bronx Bombers" by Fergie Baby. It's his own track: the one he raps as he steps out of the ballfield gate and walks down the park path in the original TikTok from 26 September 2026.
- Artist: Fergie Baby, a rapper from Harlem, New York
- Title: Uptown Shooters N' Bronx Bombers
- Length: 3:31 on streaming services such as Deezer
The title is all New York: "Uptown" is Harlem, and the Bronx is right across the river. Press coverage hears classic New York rap in his music, Okayplayer names Dipset in particular, which is why you'll also see people search for "the Dipset Fergie Baby audio".
How to find the sound on TikTok
The easiest way is to borrow it from a video that already uses it:
- Open any #fergiebabytrend video, or the original post on @fergiebabyyy.
- Tap the spinning sound icon at the bottom right.
- Tap Use this sound and record or upload your clip.
You can also search the title, "Uptown Shooters N' Bronx Bombers", in TikTok's sound library. Many trend videos use the sound from the original post rather than the released track, so if the timing of your walk feels off, try the sound from the original post instead.
Other Fergie Baby songs worth knowing
The walk is the clip that went viral this autumn, but it isn't where his story starts. According to Okayplayer, his earlier songs include:
- "Good Day to be in Harlem", his breakout single, a Harlem take on Ice Cube's "It Was a Good Day". A remix with FERG (formerly A$AP Ferg) followed in early 2026.
- "Suburbans" (2022) and "TRUEYS, BBs, and CANES" (2024), both of which went viral.
- "Don't Tell Me (9 to 5)", about quitting the workforce.
More about him in Who is Fergie Baby?
Using the song with your Fergie Baby AI video
With Fergie Baby AI you upload one photo and get the walk itself: the ballfield gate, the park path and the swagger, with you (or your pet) as the walker.
The finished video is silent by default. Under it there's an Include the original song option:
- Leave it unticked to download or share the silent video. On TikTok, add the sound with Add sound in the editor. This is the safest way to post, because TikTok links your video to the official sound.
- Tick it to get a file with "Uptown Shooters N' Bronx Bombers" laid under the walk, in time with the steps. That's handy for sending to friends or posting somewhere without a music library.
The song belongs to its rights holders. When it's in your video, it's there for personal sharing only, and a platform may mute or limit a video because of the music.
FAQ
Is the Fergie Baby song by A$AP Ferg? No. Fergie Baby is a different artist, a rapper from Harlem. FERG (formerly A$AP Ferg) features on the remix of Fergie Baby's "Good Day to be in Harlem", which is where the mix-up comes from.
Why is my video muted after posting? Platforms match copyrighted music automatically. Post the silent video and add the sound from the app's own music library instead.
Can I use the song in an ad or a paid post? Not without a licence from the rights holders. The song is only for personal sharing.
Fergie Baby AI is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Fergie Baby, his label or the trend's creators.
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