Obie Trice
American rapper; 'Cheers' album
Born
November 14th, 1977
47 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Active in the music industry since the late 1990s, this artist gained recognition as a rapper and producer. Debuted with the album 'Cheers' in 2003, featuring the hit single 'Got Some Teeth'. Contributed to the 2002 compilation '8 Mile' soundtrack, showcasing talent alongside other prominent artists. Collaborated with a variety of hip-hop artists throughout his career, producing music that reflects personal experiences and struggles. The music style incorporates elements of hardcore rap and introspective lyricism. Continued to release projects and maintain relevance in the hip-hop scene over the years.
Released debut album 'Cheers' in 2003
Hit single 'Got Some Teeth'
Featured on '8 Mile' soundtrack
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