BIOGRAPHY
Mo3, born Melvin Noble on May 31, 1992, was an American rapper and songwriter from Dallas, Texas. Tragically, Mo3 was fatally shot on November 11, 2020, while driving on a highway in his hometown.
Mo3 gained recognition for his emotive storytelling, melodic delivery, and authenticity in addressing personal struggles and street life in his music. His breakthrough came with the release of mixtapes like "Shottaz Reloaded" (2015) and "4 Indictments" (2016). His ability to blend elements of street rap with emotionally charged content resonated with listeners.
One of Mo3's notable tracks is "Errybody Not Your Friend," which highlighted his introspective and cautionary approach to the challenges of street life. He often explored themes of betrayal, loyalty, and the harsh realities of his upbringing.
In addition to his solo work, Mo3 collaborated with other artists and gained attention for his features on tracks with fellow Dallas rapper Boosie Badazz, including "Errybody (Remix)" and "I Remember." These collaborations helped expand his reach beyond the local scene.
Mo3's posthumous album, "Shottaz 4Eva," was released in 2021 and featured collaborations with artists like YFN Lucci and Foogiano. The album served as a testament to Mo3's impact on the rap community and his enduring legacy.
Beyond his music, Mo3 was known for his charisma and community involvement. His untimely death was a significant loss to the hip-hop community, and he is remembered for his contributions to the Dallas rap scene.