
Heavyweight Atlanta rap defined by a distinctive gravelly baritone and trunk-rattling bass. Gritty, high-energy anthems for the gym or the night drive.
Alonzo Keith Mathis Jr., professionally known as Gorilla Zoe, is an Atlanta-based rapper recognized for his contributions to the crunk, dirty south, and gangsta rap genres. After joining Boyz n da Hood in 2006, he transitioned to a solo career under Bad Boy Records. His debut, Welcome to the Zoo, featured the hit single "Hood Nigga," while his 2009 follow-up, Don't Feed Da Animals, achieved a top-ten position on the Billboard 200.
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