OhGeesy is quickly entering a new level of his career as he's finally stepped out of his Shoreline Mafia crew beginnings and has delivered his debut solo album 'Geesy World'.

As Geesy confesses to DJ Carisma that he's going into "Popstar mode," during the latest "Checc'd In" series installment, the L.A. rapper details the next gear he's shifting with bigger opportunities that are on the way. Starting with his "Get Fly" collab with DaBaby, Geesy revels in the bigger budgets and career firsts video shoots, and he details how he's grateful to still have his continued growing connections with peer Cali natives like YG and Mozzy.

Geesy worked on his debut album during the pandemic and now he is looking forward to setting out on his first solo tour, which he also comments on the love he's received from his "cult following" by selling out cities outside of southern California and compares his independent success to more "viral" artists who might not receive the same support with their fans.

Geesy goes on to speak about performing better since being sober, his next business ventures with a mariscos restaurant and expanded merch brands, wanting to get into Reggaeton, and much more.

OhGeesy is quickly entering a new level of his career as he's finally stepped out of his Shoreline Mafia crew beginnings and has delivered his debut solo album 'Geesy World'.
As Geesy confesses to DJ Carisma that he's going into "Popstar mode," during the latest "Checc'd In" series installment, the L.A. rapper details the next gear he's shifting with bigger opportunities that are on the way. Starting with his "Get Fly" collab with DaBaby, Geesy revels in the bigger budgets and career firsts video shoots, and he details how he's grateful to still have his continued growing connections with peer Cali natives like YG and Mozzy.
Geesy worked on his debut album during the pandemic and now he is looking forward to setting out on his first solo tour, which he also comments on the love he's received from his "cult following" by selling out cities outside of southern California and compares his independent success to more "viral" artists who might not receive the same support with their fans.
Geesy goes on to speak about performing better since being sober, his next business ventures with a mariscos restaurant and expanded merch brands, wanting to get into Reggaeton, and much more.

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