Homixide Gang

Homixide Gang originates from Atlanta, Georgia, and is heavily influenced by the city's trap culture. The name "Homixide" comes from the Atlanta street gang they are allegedly a part of, with the same name.^{[citation needed]} They often use their music to portray their raw emotions and life stories, blending introspection with confidence. Both members were affiliated with Carti before officially signing to Opium, where they began receiving significant exposure within the underground rap community.^{[citation needed]} Before signing to Opium, Homixide Beno! and Homixide Meechie built a cult following through their energetic performances and distinctive sound. Their breakout single, titled "SSN", caught the attention of Carti, leading to their signing with Opium. Meechie recalled Carti's reaction to the track: "Y’all are superstars."^[3]

Homixide Gang officially joined Opium in 2021, becoming part of the label's roster alongside artists Ken Carson and Destroy Lonely.^[4] They released debut EP, Snotty World in 2021.^{[citation needed]} Their sound, defined by distorted 808 drums, experimental beats, and ad-lib-heavy flows, has drawn comparisons to Carti's Whole Lotta Red, while maintaining its own distinct identity.^{[citation needed]} In December 2022, Homixide Gang released their debut album, Homixide Lifestyle, featuring collaborations with Destroy Lonely, Ken Carson, and 5unna.^[3] The album was praised for the duo's high-energy, punk-inspired aesthetic. Critics and fans noted the project as a defining moment in the emerging Opium sound.^[5] The label planned a global tour in 2023 including all members of the Opium roster, but it has since been indefinitely shelved.^{[6][7][8][9][10]}

In the same year, Homixide Gang released two projects: Snot or Not as a second album,^{[citation needed]} and 5th Amndmnt as a debut mixtape.^[11] The former included the popular track "Uzi Work", while the latter continued to develop their futuristic trap sound.^[11][12] Their third album, I5u5we5, marked a significant evolution in their artistry, featuring standout tracks like "R50" and "Hi-voltage."^[13] The album included collaborations with Lil Yachty and production from rising artist Tana.^[14]

In 2025, they released the single "Free Agents", produced by Pi’erre Bourne, as a lead-up to their upcoming fourth studio album, Homixide Lifestyle 2.^[15] Homixide Lifestyle 2 was released on 1 August 2025.^[16]

Homixide Gang's music is characterised by its heavy bass lines, experimental production, and energetic flows.^{[citation needed]} Their lyrical content often touches on themes of street life, loyalty, and the pursuit of success. Influenced by Atlanta trap rappers such as Gucci Mane and Future, the duo also draws inspiration from Carti's approach to hip-hop.^{[citation needed]} Their music often blurs the line between trap and punk aesthetics, incorporating distorted beats and raw vocal performances. Their style and visual influences include the WWE and popular nu metal band Slipknot.^[17][18]