Gorilla Zoe

Gorilla Zoe has established himself as a multi-platinum hip-hop artist and CEO, known for chart-topping releases and extensive collaborations. After independently financing a CD that sold 5,000 copies, Gorilla Zoe went on to establish himself as a multi-platinum hip-hop artist and CEO. His early entrepreneurial drive in the music industry included establishing a recording studio in downtown Atlanta and collaborating with local producer Chris Flame, which led to his signing with Block Entertainment. In 2006, Gorilla Zoe joined the acclaimed hip-hop group Boyz n da Hood, taking over the role previously held by Jeezy.

In recognition of his emerging status, Gorilla Zoe was named to XXL’s inaugural Freshman Class in 2008, alongside artists like Lupe Fiasco. His follow-up album, ‘Don’t Feed Da Animals,’ released in March 2009, topped the Billboard Top Rap Albums chart, sold 29,000 copies in its first week, and peaked at number 8 on the Billboard 200. Demonstrating prolific output, he embarked on a unique project in February 2010, releasing an impressive 28 mixtapes in 28 days. He continued his album releases with ‘King Kong’ in June 2011, which charted at number 56 on the Billboard 200.

In 2020, Gorilla Zoe released multiple projects, demonstrating his adaptability and creativity with ’31 DAYS OF COVID-19,’ ‘Summer of the Flying Saucer,’ and ‘Vaccine.’ He continues to maintain a strong presence in the music industry, consistently contributing to various projects. Looking ahead, Gorilla Zoe has announced the highly anticipated project ‘Don’t Feed the Animals 4’ for release in 2025, further cementing his impactful career as an artist and CEO.