The Come Up with Mob Capo
- Roc
- May 29, 2021
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 4, 2021
The story of Mob Capo is rooted in the Columbus, Ohio music scene. The buzz created by local critics and shared by fans helps his continued development and success as a music artist..
How did the journey with music start?
When I was a kid it was just all around me something I kinda stuck with like niggas wanted to play sports be doctors or whatever. I just wanted to flow to the beat.
What's your favorite album of all time?
Kendrick Lamar to Pump a Butterfly.
What is the most trouble you’ve ever gotten into?
Aggravated robbery and 2 CCW's.
What is the best advice you’ve been given? Got make sure I'm straight 1st before I try to make sure anyone else good.
What haven't you attempted yet that you hope to?
Start a business.
What would you be doing right now, if it wasn’t for your music career?
Working or doing some dumb shit in the streets.
Can you remember the first time you wrote a song? Describe it to me.
I was 8 my uncle Frank B use to rap and play his songs for me. I always wanted to hear myself on a song, so he use to tell me if I wanted to go to the studio I have to write.
Who gave you the support to keep writing in the beginning? Who did you play the early songs for?
My uncle Frank B.
Of your own music, do you have a favorite? If so, can you pin down why it is your favorite?
Worried Child, It was when I transitioning from hobby to lifestyle.
How do you feel the Internet has impacted the music business?
It's easier to get recognized but also dangerous because u never know what you'll get into on there.
What is your favorite song to perform?
Worried Child.
What was your process when you wrote Off The Drugs?
It was a slow process my father had just passed. I was trying to connect with him so he can meet my kids and let the BS go but I didn't get the chance. I started writing and that's what came out.
When did you last cry?
My dad's funeral.
What are you working on right now?
Merchandise, a few more singles followed up with an album and expanding my fan base.
What made you drop Off The Drugs as a single? Why now?
I put my all in my music so it's like that's how I'm feeling and I got to get it out.
What are your plans for any future releases?
2021 crazy projects. I'm just dropping, shooting visuals, and doing more shows.
Who have you collaborated with? What is that process like? Local artist in my city. I got a dope song with Guttabear called Believe. I can't wait until that drops.
If you were talking to a younger version of yourself what advice would you give? Keep doing you and don't worry about nothing no one gotta say u got it Lil Capo.
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