Artist's albums
Ante Up (Remix)
2000 · EP
Warriorz
2000 · album
My Will
2023 · album
The Thoro Side
2023 · single
24/7
2020 · single
Lord Body
2020 · single
Never Give Up
2019 · single
Free Yourself - EP
2016 · EP
Street Certified
2014 · album
Broad Daylight
2014 · single
187
2014 · single
Street Certified
2014 · single
Sparta (Instrumentals)
2012 · album
Sparta
2011 · album
Foundation
2009 · album
Street Life Feat. Demarco
2009 · single
Street Life Feat. Demarco
2009 · single
Bang Time Feat. Styles P
2009 · single
Bang Time Feat. Styles P
2009 · single
Blow The Horns
2009 · single
I'll Whip Ya Head Boy
2006 · single
Mash Out Posse
2004 · album
Presents The Marxmen: Marxmen Cinema
2004 · album
Mash out Posse
2004 · album
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Biography
Lil' Fame and Billy Danzenie formed hardcore rap act M.O.P. The duo's debut single, "How About Some Hardcore," became popular and led to the release of their first album, To the Death, in the spring of 1994. Two years later, they delivered Firing Squad. Third record First Family 4 Life was released in March of 1998; Warriorz followed two years later. The success of Warriorz helped raise M.O.P's profile and garnered some mainstream radio attention. Label issues left the band adrift around 2002 until they were picked up by Roc-A-Fella Records and appeared on Jay-Z's The Blueprint²: The Gift & the Curse. Although the band stayed active recording and making appearances on soundtracks, Rock-a-Fella did not release a full-length album from M.O.P and the band parted-ways with Rock-a-Fella in 2005. They then signed with G-Unit Records and released the compilation M.O.P. Salutes the St. Marxmen. M.O.P. next released Ghetto Warfare -- recorded and shelved by Rock-a-Fella -- in 2006. In 2008, the band released The Legends Underground, Vol. 5 and announced they had ended their deal with G-Unit Records. In 2009, M.O.P. released The Foundation on E1 Music. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi