New Video- D-Mo The Don “They Trying To Kill Us” @STRUGGLENOMOENT
After a devastating tragedy, the murder of Shuron Moore, Dameons cousin, things shifted for D-MO. Shortly after Shurons death Dameon began to see things differently, life deemed worth giving it all he had. D-MO would soon settle down and get married. Starting a family kept Dameons mind centered on success. The relationship lasted 12 years and the marriage lasted 9 years. Nevertheless, something was missing.
Dameon could never shake his first love. HIP HOP!!! He took a break from Hip Hop in order to be a husband and father. Being a role model for his ex wife’s children from a previous marriage was important to him. Driving them to pursue their dreams was what mattered. But life had other plans for D-MO his marriage was unsuccessful and it’s back to business to let the world know who D-Mo The Don is. To solidify his legacy in Hip Hop history.
Dameon didn’t just stop there he dabbled in film also. Landing a lead role along side superstar Morgan Freeman in Guilty by Association. D-Mo would eventually pursue his dream in entertainment. As a member of Tommy Boy Records out of New York City and Dark City Records based in D.C and Atlanta. D-Mo spent many years under the musical thumb of Aldric Po Johns and learning the business under INNO Co CEO of the label. Opening up for rap stars Tela, 8 ball & MJG , Scarface , Young money, Cash money , Future , and young Jeezy, Dameon was destined to make his mark in the entertainment world.
his knowledge and experience regarding at risk youth on the streets of Gary, Indiana and surrounding areas D-Mo reaches back by way of inspirational speaking. Creating a legacy for his two children keeps his eyes on the prize. After learning all he could from top rappers in the game, D-Mo would soon start his own company. Struggle No Mo Ent..from movies to music D-Mo the Don, also a member of the 49 Boyz has nothing but greatness attached to his name and has no plans on stopping now.
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Gear up for the exciting release of Yung Miami and Skilla Baby‘s highly anticipated From The Block video for their chart-topping single, CFWM (Can’t F*** With Me). Shot in Yung Miami’s childhood neighborhood nestled in Miami, Florida, the video offers a raw and authentic glimpse into the duo’s roots and unyielding energy. CFWM has already made waves prior to its official release, amassing over 50K creates and nearly 100M views on TikTok alone. Yung Miami, has been a trailblazing artist whose bold lyricism and unwavering authenticity have earned her acclaim in the music industry. From her early days as one half of rap duo City Girls to her solo endeavors, Yung Miami continues to empower women and inspire individuality.
Similarly, Skilla Baby, hailing from Detroit, Michigan, brings his unique sonic style and introspective lyricism to the forefront, captivating audiences with his unmatched energy and charisma. Experience the electrifying chemistry of Yung Miami and Skilla Baby as they effortlessly command the screen, solidifying their status as formidable forces in the rap scene. Watch the “From The Block” video now and immerse yourself in the authentic essence of two rap icons at the top of their game.
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MCVEE’s storytelling is poignant—each verse encapsulates the essence of striving for a dream while tethered to the gritty realities of an unforgiving environment. His music does more than entertain; it inspires and connects with listeners who see their own battles reflected in his words.
“I Gotta Get It” is more than a song. It’s an experience, a journey of someone refusing to be defined by their circumstances but instead, defining their path with unwavering ambition and relentless effort. It’s a testament to the spirit of a generation that refuses to settle, aiming not just to rise but to soar globally.
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