Twisted Black & Mo3 Tells The Story Of Dallas All-Star Era In New Song "I Tried"

"I Tried," a powerful collaboration between Twisted Black and MO3, explores themes of perseverance, personal battles, and the intricate realities of street life. The song's lyrics draw from the artists' own experiences, revealing their struggles to navigate adversity while staying true to their identities. The synergy between Twisted Black's intense lyricism and MO3's soulful delivery on "I Tried" creates a poignant narrative that resonates deeply with listeners familiar with the struggles of urban life. This collaboration offers an authentic window into their world, grounded in themes of resilience, determination, and self-authenticity.




"I Tried" has received strong praise since its release, reinforcing the artistic legacies of both Twisted Black and MO3 within the hip-hop community. The song stands as a moving testament to the obstacles they've faced, as well as their unyielding will to overcome them. Through this track, both artists continue to contribute to the ongoing conversation about perseverance and the pursuit of self in the face of hardship, solidifying their places as voices of resilience in the genre.




Twisted Black rose to prominence with the duo One Gud Cide, capturing attention with their debut album, Look What the Streets Made, which sold 10,000 copies within its first month. His solo projects, such as "I'm A Fool Wit It," showcase his raw storytelling abilities and his deep connection to his roots. MO3, a Dallas native, was known for his distinctive fusion of rap and melody. His music often reflected his personal experiences, balancing the grit of street life with emotional vulnerability. Mo3 has released two posthomous albums since he passed in 2020.




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"I Tried" - Twisted Black ft. Mo3

Official Lyrics:




The contrast was yesterday, Dallas, Texas got some big dogs




Right now they featherweights




Started selling CDs out the trunk, them n***as f*ckin with us




Skeptical about pushing to that Nawf, so he hooked up with Freddy (Oak Cliff)




Just a small city but they so stiff




They just let him in, now their two Bloods and no Crips




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