Mo3

Background

Melvin Abdul Noble Jr., best known by his alias MO3, was a celebrated American rapper and singer. MO3 was talented, and his songs won the hearts of millions worldwide. He was born in McKinney, Texas. He completed his high school education and moved to North Dallas, where he began his rap career. MO3 was of African-American descent and a Gemini.

In 2014, MO3 released his debut mixtape, “Shottaz,” followed by the single, ‘Hold Ya Tongue.’ MO3’s mixtape and single helped him achieve a local fanbase, and he signed a deal with Boosie Badazz, who was his idol. In 2016, his debut mixtape’s sequel, “Shottaz Reloaded,” debuted. The mixtape gained over two million streams online. MO3’s 2018 project, “Shottas 3.0,” became his biggest project as it included his hit song, ‘Errybody.’ The song gathered millions of streams. In 2020, he released a joint album with Badazz, which peaked at number 136 on the U.S. Billboard 200.

MO3 was a great rapper and an entertaining artist whose life was cut short on November 11, 2020. He was shot and killed on Interstate 35 in Dallas as he was chased by another vehicle. His album “Shottaz 4Eva” was released posthumously in 2021. MO3’s music has achieved multiple feats following his death. From R.I.A.A. gold and platinum certifications to increased YouTube views, his greatness lives on. MO3 might be gone, but he will never be forgotten. This rap artist was successful and shared his success with his three children. He wasn’t married.