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Roland Bell III (born May 18), known professionally as Bellion Boss, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur who was raised in Houston's South Side neighborhood of South Park. Bellion began his career in 2015, but his love for music stemmed from his childhood. Creating music is the only thing that drives and intrigues Him. In addition to his love for creating fresh, authentic, and fire music, the South Park native is most proud of the fact that he has not given up on his dream. The rapper sets himself apart from others in the industry by creating music of substance that also creates a dope vibe for people to enjoy.

With the release of his new project, "UGK", Bellion is recreating a traditional southern sound with a new age twist staying true to the roots. This was a challenging task that pushed Bellion to embrace innovation and required a lot of creativity and dedication.

Throughout his career, he has worked alongside Houston Legend Big Pokey, LiL Keke, S.U.C., …

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Roland Bell III (born May 18), known professionally as Bellion Boss, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur who was raised in Houston's South Side neighborhood of South Park. Bellion began his career in 2015, but his love for music stemmed from his childhood. Creating music is the only thing that drives and intrigues Him. In addition to his love for creating fresh, authentic, and fire music, the South Park native is most proud of the fact that he has not given up on his dream. The rapper sets himself apart from others in the industry by creating music of substance that also creates a dope vibe for people to enjoy. With the release of his new project, "UGK", Bellion is recreating a traditional southern sound with a new age twist staying true to the roots. This was a challenging task that pushed Bellion to embrace innovation and required a lot of creativity and dedication. Throughout his career, he has worked alongside Houston Legend Big Pokey, LiL Keke, S.U.C., …

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