Biography
Melly Mike (born January 6, 1997) is an American rapper and singer-songwriter from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Known for his clever lyrics, viral personality, and dynamic online presence, he has independently released several musical projects and gained widespread popularity on platforms like TikTok. He is best known for his albums Young Black & Rich and Ballon d'Or, both released in 2024, and for his 2025 EP, Selfish Nightmares.

As a teenager growing up in Minneapolis, Melly Mike developed a passion for music and storytelling. He began releasing songs and freestyle videos on social media, gradually building an organic following. His humorous and relatable posts—particularly on TikTok—helped him stand out in a crowded digital space. One of his most viral videos featured a comedic take on iPhone autocorrects, amassing over 10 million views.

Melly Mike’s unique sound blends emotional vulnerability with sharp lyrical wit, often rooted in themes of ambition, self-worth, and street reality. He started gaining more attention as he posted original songs and music videos independently, and fans began to gravitate toward his authenticity and confidence.

In 2024, Melly Mike released his debut studio albums, Young Black & Rich and Ballon d'Or, both of which showcased his versatility and artistic growth. These projects helped solidify his reputation as a rising voice in modern hip-hop. In 2025, he followed up with Selfish Nightmares, an emotionally raw and introspective EP that explored themes of heartbreak, identity, and fame.

Outside of music, Melly Mike has become a cultural voice among Gen Z through his reactions, commentary, and comedic content. His TikTok presence—garnering more than 650,000 followers—has made him both a musician and internet personality.

As of now, Melly Mike remains independent whist being signed to Epic Records by Sony, continuing to release music under his own creative vision. His work ethic, bold visuals, and self-produced style continue to attract new listeners and fans across the U.S. and beyond. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.