Obie Trice

Obie Trice, born on November fourteenth, nineteen seventy-seven, is a prominent American rapper and songwriter hailing from Detroit. He first gained recognition in the early 2000s when he signed with the iconic Shady Records, a label founded by fellow Detroit artist Eminem. This partnership marked the beginning of a successful career in the music industry.

Trice's debut album, Cheers, was released in two thousand three and quickly climbed the charts, peaking within the top ten of the Billboard 200. The album featured hit singles such as 'Got Some Teeth' and the Dr. Dre-produced track 'The Set Up (You Don’t Know),' which included a collaboration with Nate Dogg. Following this success, he released his second album, Second Round's on Me, in two thousand six, which also achieved a top ten position on the Billboard 200.

After parting ways with Shady Records, Obie Trice took a bold step by establishing his own record label, Black Market Entertainment. This move allowed him to maintain creative control over his music and led to the release of several subsequent albums, including Bottoms Up in two thousand twelve, The Hangover in two thousand fifteen, and The Fifth in two thousand nineteen. Through his journey, Trice has continued to evolve as an artist, showcasing his unique style and lyrical prowess.