King Moe

King Moe

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King Moe episodes

  • Callus
    748 West Oak St. is more than a location — it’s where King Moe was forged. This debut album is a gritty, soul-baring soundtrack to survival, ambition, and transformation. Every verse peels back a layer of Moe’s journey, starting from a house where dreams felt distant but the hunger was real.
    This is the story of a young king who came from concrete and chaos, learning to turn losses into lessons, pain into poetry, and silence into sound. The beats knock with raw emotion, while Moe’s voice cuts through like someone who’s lived every bar he spits.
    For King Moe, 748 West Oak St. isn’t just where it started — it’s the foundation he built his kingdom on.
    This album is for anyone who’s ever had to make something out of nothing. For anyone who’s still chasing, still fighting, still believing.
    3 min
  • Uh Oh
    748 West Oak St. is more than a location — it’s where King Moe was forged. This debut album is a gritty, soul-baring soundtrack to survival, ambition, and transformation. Every verse peels back a layer of Moe’s journey, starting from a house where dreams felt distant but the hunger was real.
    This is the story of a young king who came from concrete and chaos, learning to turn losses into lessons, pain into poetry, and silence into sound. The beats knock with raw emotion, while Moe’s voice cuts through like someone who’s lived every bar he spits.
    For King Moe, 748 West Oak St. isn’t just where it started — it’s the foundation he built his kingdom on.
    This album is for anyone who’s ever had to make something out of nothing. For anyone who’s still chasing, still fighting, still believing.
    3 min
  • What I Gotta Rap For
    748 West Oak St. is more than a location — it’s where King Moe was forged. This debut album is a gritty, soul-baring soundtrack to survival, ambition, and transformation. Every verse peels back a layer of Moe’s journey, starting from a house where dreams felt distant but the hunger was real.
    This is the story of a young king who came from concrete and chaos, learning to turn losses into lessons, pain into poetry, and silence into sound. The beats knock with raw emotion, while Moe’s voice cuts through like someone who’s lived every bar he spits.
    For King Moe, 748 West Oak St. isn’t just where it started — it’s the foundation he built his kingdom on.
    This album is for anyone who’s ever had to make something out of nothing. For anyone who’s still chasing, still fighting, still believing.
    3 min
  • Student Goes Viral
    748 West Oak St. is more than a location — it’s where King Moe was forged. This debut album is a gritty, soul-baring soundtrack to survival, ambition, and transformation. Every verse peels back a layer of Moe’s journey, starting from a house where dreams felt distant but the hunger was real.
    This is the story of a young king who came from concrete and chaos, learning to turn losses into lessons, pain into poetry, and silence into sound. The beats knock with raw emotion, while Moe’s voice cuts through like someone who’s lived every bar he spits.
    For King Moe, 748 West Oak St. isn’t just where it started — it’s the foundation he built his kingdom on.
    This album is for anyone who’s ever had to make something out of nothing. For anyone who’s still chasing, still fighting, still believing.
    1 min
  • Bank on Dat
    748 West Oak St. is more than a location — it’s where King Moe was forged. This debut album is a gritty, soul-baring soundtrack to survival, ambition, and transformation. Every verse peels back a layer of Moe’s journey, starting from a house where dreams felt distant but the hunger was real.
    This is the story of a young king who came from concrete and chaos, learning to turn losses into lessons, pain into poetry, and silence into sound. The beats knock with raw emotion, while Moe’s voice cuts through like someone who’s lived every bar he spits.
    For King Moe, 748 West Oak St. isn’t just where it started — it’s the foundation he built his kingdom on.
    This album is for anyone who’s ever had to make something out of nothing. For anyone who’s still chasing, still fighting, still believing.
    3 min
  • Figure 8
    748 West Oak St. is more than a location — it’s where King Moe was forged. This debut album is a gritty, soul-baring soundtrack to survival, ambition, and transformation. Every verse peels back a layer of Moe’s journey, starting from a house where dreams felt distant but the hunger was real.
    This is the story of a young king who came from concrete and chaos, learning to turn losses into lessons, pain into poetry, and silence into sound. The beats knock with raw emotion, while Moe’s voice cuts through like someone who’s lived every bar he spits.
    For King Moe, 748 West Oak St. isn’t just where it started — it’s the foundation he built his kingdom on.
    This album is for anyone who’s ever had to make something out of nothing. For anyone who’s still chasing, still fighting, still believing.
    3 min
  • Letter To Kanita
    748 West Oak St. is more than a location — it’s where King Moe was forged. This debut album is a gritty, soul-baring soundtrack to survival, ambition, and transformation. Every verse peels back a layer of Moe’s journey, starting from a house where dreams felt distant but the hunger was real.
    This is the story of a young king who came from concrete and chaos, learning to turn losses into lessons, pain into poetry, and silence into sound. The beats knock with raw emotion, while Moe’s voice cuts through like someone who’s lived every bar he spits.
    For King Moe, 748 West Oak St. isn’t just where it started — it’s the foundation he built his kingdom on.
    This album is for anyone who’s ever had to make something out of nothing. For anyone who’s still chasing, still fighting, still believing.
    3 min
  • Tens
    748 West Oak St. is more than a location — it’s where King Moe was forged. This debut album is a gritty, soul-baring soundtrack to survival, ambition, and transformation. Every verse peels back a layer of Moe’s journey, starting from a house where dreams felt distant but the hunger was real.
    This is the story of a young king who came from concrete and chaos, learning to turn losses into lessons, pain into poetry, and silence into sound. The beats knock with raw emotion, while Moe’s voice cuts through like someone who’s lived every bar he spits.
    For King Moe, 748 West Oak St. isn’t just where it started — it’s the foundation he built his kingdom on.
    This album is for anyone who’s ever had to make something out of nothing. For anyone who’s still chasing, still fighting, still believing.
    2 min
  • 748
    748 West Oak St. is more than a location — it’s where King Moe was forged. This debut album is a gritty, soul-baring soundtrack to survival, ambition, and transformation. Every verse peels back a layer of Moe’s journey, starting from a house where dreams felt distant but the hunger was real.
    This is the story of a young king who came from concrete and chaos, learning to turn losses into lessons, pain into poetry, and silence into sound. The beats knock with raw emotion, while Moe’s voice cuts through like someone who’s lived every bar he spits.
    For King Moe, 748 West Oak St. isn’t just where it started — it’s the foundation he built his kingdom on.
    This album is for anyone who’s ever had to make something out of nothing. For anyone who’s still chasing, still fighting, still believing.
    3 min

About King Moe

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Terrence Lemont Faison (born April 22, 1993), known professionally as King Moe, is an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer from Goldsboro, North Carolina. King Moe started taking his career seriously while he was active duty in the US Army. He is affiliated with Active military and veteran musicians in a collective called Ninja Punch Music. NPM is ran by TMR aka The Marine Rapper. King Moe is mostly known for his appearance on DFD music’s album Hits The Collection. That song is called “Bands on the way”, which features legendary hip-hop recording artist/record producer Pastor Troy.