Dallas rapper MO3, known for his raw portrayal of street life, gained recognition with projects like 4 Indictments and Shottaz 3.0. Following a collaboration with Boosie Badazz in 2020, MO3 was tragically shot and killed, leading to the release of the posthumous album Shottaz 4Eva. Born Melvin Noble in 1992, MO3's early mixtape, Shottaz, laid the foundation for his career, eventually leading to successful releases like Shottaz Reloaded and 4 Indictments. His 2018 project, Shottaz 3.0, produced hits such as "Errybody" and showcased his rising popularity before his untimely passing in November 2020.

Despite his promising career trajectory, MO3's life was cut short in a tragic shooting incident following a car chase in Dallas. His collaboration with Boosie Badazz on the mixtape Badazz MO3 reached the Billboard 200 chart, solidifying his impact on the rap scene. Known for tracks like "No Feelings" and "Too Much Pride," MO3's music resonated with fans and showcased his talent as a lyricist. The posthumous release of Shottaz 4Eva served as a tribute to his legacy and the impact he made in the rap community, leaving behind a body of work that continues to be celebrated by fans and peers alike.