SleazyWorld Go

A rapper whose background spans West Michigan and Kansas City, Missouri, SleazyWorld Go favors a narrative-driven approach to rhyme, weaving elaborate and frequently sharp-witted lines around stories of street-level power and excess. His breakthrough arrived with the 2021 single “Sleazy Flow,” which spread rapidly enough to earn a remix featuring multi-platinum superstar Lil Baby. That momentum shifted him from self-released projects such as the 2021 album Sleazy to a partnership with Universal Music Group-affiliated label Island Records, which issued 2022’s Where the Shooters Be. An expanded edition of the album and further singles, among them “Got Me Hot,” arrived in 2023, followed by the 2024 studio album More Than a Shooter.

Having grown up in West Michigan, he later moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where he began rapping within the SleazyWorld collective. Solo material surfaced in 2020, quickly followed that same year by the mixtapes Big Sleaz and The Sleazy Way. The full-length Sleazy appeared in September 2021, yet it was the October release of “Sleazy Flow” that propelled his visibility; the track accumulated tens of millions of streams and secured a deal with Island. The song received renewed traction in May 2022 via the Lil Baby remix, while additional cuts such as the Offset-assisted “Step 1” and “Glitches” featuring G Herbo also landed on Where the Shooters Be.

SleazyWorld Go opened 2023 with the solo track “Robber and Villains,” which appeared on the updated project Where the Shooters Be 2. He next collaborated with Polo G and Einer Bankz on “Off the Court,” then released “Don’t Get Ya Feelings in It” featuring Luh Tyler and the single “Got Me Hot.” More Than a Shooter arrived in 2024 and included guest appearances from Skilla Baby and Rob49.