He grew up listening to Yo Gotti and Jeezy. During these times he practiced his lyric writing and he was released at age 22.
He spent a month in solitary confinement on two occasions. At age 15 he was arrested and sentenced to 4 years in prison for carjacking, though a fight with an inmate while incarcerated extended his prison time to a total of 6 years. The numbers "42" in Dugg's name is a numerical reference to a local clique known as the Hustle Boys. And the massive, radio-ready “Real Ones” is an important step towards becoming one of the biggest names in rap.Dion Marquise Hayes was born on November 25, 1995, and raised on the East Side of Detroit, Michigan near Whittier Avenue & Wayburn Street.
With Yo Gotti’s CMG (Moneybagg Yo, 42 Dugg, EST Gee) by his side, Mozzy has the support needed to take his brilliant street tales and witty flexes to a much wider audience. In the process, he’s built up a tremendous street buzz.” Since then, Mozzy has dropped a number of groundbreaking releases, including 2015 mixtape Bladadah, his 2017 studio debut, 1 Up Top Ahk, and 2021’s Untreated Trauma, which landed at No.19 on the Billboard 200. As Complex wrote back then, “This year alone the acclaimed artist released four solo full-lengths, several collaborative albums, and a flurry of flawless guest spots. In 2015, he began a mixtape run that many hip-hop fans point to as an all-time effort. “Real Ones” underlines why Mozzy has been one of the most celebrated figures in rap for more than half a decade. Roddy Ricch then steps up for a poignant chorus. “I know when the love is hella fake and when it’s pure.” A blend of catharsis and anger at the rap game, he celebrates his hard-fought victories, calls out his enemies, and thanks his team.
The 34-year-old, who previously hustled as an independent artist on his own Mozzy Records, shares his journey on “Real Ones.” “Forced to blow them hammers, ain’t no human that I fear,” he spits in his signature fast flow.
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