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Joseph Daniel Isaac (born January 17, 1998), known professionally as SleazyWorld Go, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter. He is best known for his 2022 single "Sleazy Flow", which peaked within the top 50 of the Billboard Hot 100 and spawned a remix featuring Lil Baby.

Early life

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SleazyWorld Go was born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and moved to Kansas City, Missouri as a teenager. His parents are from Haiti. According to the Michigan Department of Corrections, he pleaded guilty to armed robbery after an incident in 2015. In 2016, he was sentenced to four years in prison. He was released on parole in September 2019. He decided to take music seriously while incarcerated.[2]

Career

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2020–2022: Career beginnings

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SleazyWorld Go first started rapping in 2020 following his release from prison. He first released "Sliding", and then started releasing more songs, such as "Baghdad Flow" and "What They Gone Do To Me".[citation needed]

SleazyWorld Go initially emerged following his Sleazy mixtape, which was released on September 12, 2021.[3]

He released "Sleazy Flow" in 2021. It went viral in 2022, being used on the platform TikTok. It got remixed by rappers such as 30 Deep Grimeyy, Yungeen Ace, and NLE Choppa. However, an official remix with Lil Baby was released on May 26, 2022.[citation needed]

On June 17, 2022, he released a single called "Step 1" with rapper Offset.[4]

2022–present: Where the Shooters Be and Where the Shooters Be 2

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On November 11, 2022, SleazyWorld Go released his debut commercial mixtape Where the Shooters Be through SleazyWorld and Island Records. It was followed by a deluxe edition in February 2023 titled Where the Shooters Be 2.[5] In June 2023, he was announced as part of the XXL 2023 Freshman Class.[6]

Discography

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Studio albums

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  • More Than A Shooter (2024)[7]

Mixtapes

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List of mixtapes, with selected details and chart positions
Title Details Peak chart positions
US
[8]
Where the Shooters Be 151

Singles

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List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications Album
US
[9] 		US
R&B/HH
[10] 		CAN
[11] 		NZ
Hot
[12] 		WW
[13]
"Sliding" 2020 — — — — — Non-album singles
"Lit" — — — — —
"Thug You" — — — — —
"Sleazy Flow"
(solo or featuring Lil Baby) 		2021 47 9 98 35 139 Where the Shooters Be
"Baghad Flow" — — — — — Non-album singles
"What They Gone Do to Me" 2022 — — — — —
"Baghad Flow" — — — — —
"Let Me Talk My Shit Part 3" — — — — —
"Step 1"
(with Offset) 		— 50 — — — Where the Shooters Be
"India Me — — — — — Non-album single
"Creepers" — — — — — Where the Shooters Be
"Glitches"
(featuring G Herbo) 		— — — — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Awards and nominations

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Award Year Nominee Category Result Ref.
iHeartRadio Music Awards 2023 Himself Best New Hip-hop Artist Pending [17]

References

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SleazyWorld Go, born Joseph Daniel Isaac on January 17, 1998, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter from , best known for his viral 2021 single "Sleazy Flow," which propelled him to national prominence in the hip-hop scene. Raised primarily by his mother in a large family of seven children, Isaac experienced a challenging early life marked by , including time spent in a , and a move from , to Kansas City during his youth. As a teenager, he faced legal troubles, including a four-year sentence for armed robbery starting at age 17, during which he honed his musical skills and committed to as a path. Isaac adopted the stage name SleazyWorld Go and released his debut single "Sliding" in March 2020, marking the start of his independent rise through platforms like and . His breakthrough came with "Sleazy Flow" in 2021, which garnered millions of streams and a remix featuring that debuted at No. 47 on the , earning a 2× Platinum certification by the RIAA. He signed with in March 2022, leading to collaborations with artists such as Offset, , and , as well as performances at major events like and Yo Gotti's Birthday Bash. His music often draws from personal experiences of street life and violence in Kansas City, with notable projects including the 2022 mixtape Where the Shooters Be, its 2023 deluxe edition Where the Shooters Be 2, and the 2024 album More Than a Shooter. In 2023, he was named to the XXL Freshman Class, solidifying his status as a rising figure in and trap rap, while recent singles like "The Torch" (2025) continue to showcase his evolving style.

Biography

Early life

Joseph Daniel Isaac, known professionally as SleazyWorld Go, was born on January 17, 1998, in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He grew up in a family of Haitian descent, with both parents originating from Haiti, and was the fifth of seven children raised primarily by his mother alongside six siblings, including one older sister, three older brothers, and two younger brothers. Isaac grew up in poverty, including a period spent in a homeless shelter around age 10. His early childhood in Grand Rapids exposed him to a close-knit household environment shaped by his parents' immigrant background. As a teenager, Isaac relocated with his family to Kansas City, Missouri, marking a significant shift in his upbringing from the Midwest city of his birth to the urban landscape of Kansas City. During this period, he developed an initial interest in music, crediting his father for introducing him to it as a young child. This early exposure laid a foundational, though not yet professional, connection to hip-hop before his life took further turns in adolescence. At the age of 17, SleazyWorld Go, born Joseph Isaac, pleaded guilty to armed robbery in connection with an incident that occurred in 2015 in . The charge stemmed from his involvement in criminal activity during his teenage years in Grand Rapids. In 2016, he was sentenced to a minimum of four years and a maximum of 20 years in prison by the . Isaac served his sentence from 2016 until his release on parole in September 2019, having completed approximately three years of incarceration. During his time in , Isaac began to reflect deeply on his life choices and decided to pursue music as a positive outlet, marking a pivotal shift in his mindset. He practiced extensively while incarcerated, using the isolation to build his skills and confidence, viewing music as a way to escape the cycle of crime that had led to his imprisonment. Upon his release in September 2019, Isaac faced significant personal challenges that further fueled his determination to succeed in music, including adjusting to life outside and seeking stability amid the onset of the . He took a job to support himself while continuing to develop his artistry, motivated by a desire to avoid returning to his previous environment of criminality and to create a better future through . This period of transition, influenced by his Haitian heritage and upbringing in challenging urban settings like Kansas City, reinforced his commitment to as a path for personal redemption and expression.

Career

2020–2021: Initial releases and mixtape debut

SleazyWorld Go began his music career in 2020 with a series of independent singles released through , marking his entry into the Kansas City rap scene. His debut single, "Sliding," dropped on March 8, 2020, followed by "Lit" on April 17, 2020, and "Thug You" on September 15, 2020. These tracks, produced in-house with minimal resources, showcased his raw, street-oriented style and helped cultivate a grassroots following among local listeners in , where he had relocated as a teenager for a fresh start. Motivated by his recent release from , SleazyWorld Go used music as an outlet to channel personal experiences into his lyrics, focusing on themes of resilience and street life without initial industry support. His early releases gained modest traction on platforms like and , but struggled to break beyond regional playlists and local radio rotations, highlighting the challenges of independent artists in a pre-viral landscape dominated by established labels. Despite this, the singles built anticipation in Kansas City, where his energetic flows and authentic storytelling resonated with the community's hip-hop enthusiasts. On September 12, 2021, SleazyWorld Go released his debut , Sleazy, independently under his own imprint, comprising 12 tracks that solidified his sound. The project featured standout cuts like "Listen to Me," and "Watch Them Niggas," blending trap beats with introspective verses about and survival. Produced largely by local collaborators including himself, the received positive word-of-mouth in Kansas City circles, earning spins on regional stations and boosting his presence at underground shows, though it remained confined to niche streaming audiences without broader national exposure.

2022: Breakthrough with "Sleazy Flow" and remix

In early 2022, SleazyWorld Go's track "Sleazy Flow," originally released in October 2021, exploded in popularity on , where users created viral dance challenges and content that propelled the song's streams and views. This organic buzz marked a turning point, transitioning the Kansas City rapper from underground circuits to broader national attention. The momentum led to SleazyWorld Go signing with in March 2022, amid interest from multiple major labels drawn to the track's traction. On May 26, 2022, an official remix featuring was released, amplifying the song's reach with the Atlanta rapper's verse adding mainstream appeal. The remix debuted at number 47 on the and peaked there for the chart week ending June 11, while reaching number 9 on the chart, establishing SleazyWorld Go's first significant chart entries. Following this success, SleazyWorld Go released "Step 1" featuring Offset on June 17, 2022, a collaboration that highlighted his growing network of high-profile peers and peaked at number 50 on the chart. Other singles that year included "What They Gone Do to Me" in February, "India Me" in August, "Creepers" in October, and "Glitches" featuring in late October, each building on the gritty, street-oriented style that defined his breakthrough. The viral surge and garnered widespread media coverage, with outlets like and XXL profiling SleazyWorld Go's rapid ascent from independent releases to major-label collaborations, underscoring how TikTok's algorithm and strategic partnerships shifted him toward mainstream hip-hop prominence.

2023–2025: Mixtapes, debut album, and touring

Following the breakthrough success of "Sleazy Flow," SleazyWorld Go maintained momentum in 2023 with the release of the deluxe edition Where the Shooters Be 2 on February 17, which expanded on his 2022 Where the Shooters Be—the latter having peaked at number 151 on the chart in November 2022. The expanded project featured 26 tracks and included new singles like "Got Me Hot," showcasing his continued focus on trap-infused storytelling rooted in street life. In June 2023, SleazyWorld Go was selected as part of XXL's annual Freshman Class, recognizing his rapid rise in hip-hop alongside artists like and ; he delivered a notable freestyle and for the feature, emphasizing his raw lyricism and unanimous industry support. This honor aligned with ongoing single releases, such as "Don't Get Ya Feelings In It" in July 2023, which further solidified his presence in the Midwest rap scene. SleazyWorld Go's debut studio , More Than a Shooter, arrived on September 6, 2024, via , comprising 23 tracks that highlighted his versatility beyond aggressive trap anthems. Key cuts included "Double Dat" (featuring H4rry and Mvmbo), the reflective "Tryna Heal," and collaborations like "What You Need" with Skilla Baby, blending high-energy drills with introspective themes. Critics praised the 's length—over an hour—and its departure from shorter rap projects, noting SleazyWorld Go's growth in production and emotional depth. Touring became a cornerstone of his career trajectory from 2023 onward, with performances supporting his mixtapes and album across the Midwest and beyond. In 2024, he joined multi-artist bills like the Set It Off Tour, including a stop at in on March 19. By 2025, SleazyWorld Go announced the Back Outside Tour, featuring dates such as November 28 at The Regency Live in , and November 30 at Marquis Theater in , , alongside earlier shows like February 16 at Uptown Theater in Kansas City. These live outings, coupled with 2025 singles like "Box Em In" (featuring ) and "The Torch," underscored his expanding fanbase and commitment to consistent output.

Artistry

Musical style

SleazyWorld Go employs a detailed style characterized by intricate and often witty bars that vividly depict scenarios of dominance and conflict. His production preferences lean toward trap-influenced beats, featuring heavy bass lines and minimalist arrangements that underscore the intensity of his narratives. These sonic choices create a gritty foundation, allowing his lyrics to cut through with precision and impact. In terms of delivery, SleazyWorld Go showcases versatile flow variations, alternating between aggressive, rapid-fire cadences on high-energy tracks and more laid-back, melodic phrasing in hooks. He frequently incorporates to add emotional depth and a polished sheen to his vocals, enhancing the melodic elements that make his choruses particularly catchy and replayable. This blend of raw aggression and tuneful hooks ties into his exploration of street life themes, providing a rhythmic contrast that amplifies the . His style has evolved from the raw, drill-oriented sound of his early mixtapes, which emphasized hard-hitting trap beats and confrontational flows, to a more refined production on his 2024 debut album More Than a Shooter. Here, the beats incorporate empathetic and varied , such as slower, bass-heavy foundations that support vulnerable crooning, reflecting a maturation in both technical execution and sonic diversity.

Influences and themes

SleazyWorld Go's music is primarily shaped by the hardships of his personal life rather than specific artists, with his incarceration and the challenges of serving as key influences. He has stated that "the and hard times" from his upbringing and time in were the main drivers behind his artistic development, emphasizing the role of incarcerated loved ones who supported him throughout his journey. His four-year sentence beginning at age 17 profoundly impacted his mindset, strengthening his resolve and motivating him to pursue music as a means to avoid returning to that life, thereby infusing his work with a raw authenticity drawn from real experiences. Regionally, SleazyWorld Go draws from the Midwest rap scene, particularly the Kansas City underground, where he relocated as a teenager at age 13. This environment, marked by its trap and influences reminiscent of Chicago's style, informs his and narratives, while broader Midwestern elements appear in visual references like Nelly's suburban-rural contrasts. Collaborations with Atlanta trap figures such as Lil Baby and Offset on tracks like "Sleazy Flow (Remix)" and "Step 1" reflect an for their street-oriented , though he credits his own Midwestern —stemming from a childhood split between Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Kansas City—for grounding his worldview in resilience and survival. His Haitian heritage through both parents adds a layer of immigrant-family perseverance to this foundation, though it manifests more subtly in themes of overcoming adversity than in explicit cultural motifs. Central to his discography are themes of violence and street life, often pulled directly from Kansas City's high-crime realities, as explored in his Where the Shooters Be mixtape series, which chronicles the dangers of gang affiliations and retaliation. These motifs intertwine with perseverance, portraying a journey from incarceration and poverty to success, as seen in reflections on post-prison choices to prioritize music over crime. Personal growth emerges prominently in later works, influenced by fatherhood, which has shifted his content toward vulnerability, emotional healing, and moving beyond pure drill aggression—evident in songs addressing depression and life lessons on albums like More Than a Shooter. This evolution continues in his 2025 releases, such as the single "The Torch," which explores themes of seeking forgiveness, grief over lost friends, and persistent street conflicts, blending vulnerability with drill aggression.

Discography

Studio albums

SleazyWorld Go released his debut studio album, More Than a Shooter, on September 6, 2024, marking a shift from his earlier mixtape projects toward more polished, introspective production under executive oversight from Turbo. The album comprises 23 tracks and runs for 1 hour and 2 minutes, featuring guest appearances from artists such as Polo G, Rob49, Skilla Baby, Lil Zay Osama, and Einer Bankz, with production emphasizing drill-influenced beats blended with melodic elements. The tracklist is as follows:
  1. Double Dat
  2. Drill Ain't Dead
  3. Element
  4. What You Need (feat. Skilla Baby)
  5. Tryna Heal
  6. Depression 2
  7. Who the Who's
  8. Good Karma
  9. 100 Missed Calls (feat. Einer Bankz)
  10. Don't Get Me Started (feat. )
  11. Freestyle
  12. More Than a Shooter
  13. Insecure
  14. Turks & Caicos
  15. Send a Text
  16. I Like That (feat. )
  17. Track It
  18. Ion Want Dat (feat. )
  20. One of a Kind (feat. )
  21. Real One
  22. Pain
  23. Certified
Representative highlights include the opener "Double Dat," which sets a gritty tone with aggressive flows, and the reflective "Tryna Heal," where SleazyWorld Go addresses personal growth amid street life. The closing track "Certified" underscores themes of resilience, tying into the album's overarching narrative of beyond his "Sleazy Flow" persona. Critically, More Than a Shooter received positive notices for its vulnerability and authenticity, with RapReviews awarding it a 7.5 out of 10, praising tracks like "What You Need" and "Good Karma" for their emotional depth while noting the extended runtime as a potential drawback amid drill genre conventions. The project highlights SleazyWorld Go's maturation as an artist, incorporating relatable storytelling about incarceration and fatherhood without straying from his trap roots.

Mixtapes

SleazyWorld Go released his early Big Sleaz on June 29, 2020, independently. The 11-track project, spanning 29 minutes, featured raw trap beats and aggressive lyrics drawing from City street life, with tracks like "Pass Me the " and "Walk Down" establishing his initial sound. The Sleazy Way, released on September 16, 2020, independently through SleazyWorld, continued his independent rise. This project included tracks reflecting early career themes of survival and hustle, gaining local traction on platforms like . SleazyWorld Go released the Thug You EP on , , independently. The 8-track EP, running 18 minutes, showcased melodic trap elements and personal narratives, with the title track "Thug You Pt2" highlighting his evolving flow. SleazyWorld Go released the Sleazy on September 12, , independently through his own SleazyWorld imprint. The 12-track project, spanning 28 minutes, featured raw trap production and established his signature melodic flow over booming basslines, drawing from his experiences in Kansas City's street culture. Key tracks included "Deep End," "Block Nigga," and "Glock Crazy," which highlighted aggressive lyricism centered on survival and confrontation. Locally, the mixtape gained traction in Kansas City for its unfiltered depiction of urban violence, helping propel SleazyWorld Go from regional underground circuits to broader attention and laying the groundwork for his breakout single "Sleazy Flow." On November 11, 2022, SleazyWorld Go issued Where the Shooters Be via SleazyWorld and , marking his first major-label release. The 21-track debuted at number 151 on the chart for the week ending November 26, 2022, reflecting its commercial breakthrough amid growing viral momentum. Spanning 40 minutes with features from , , and Offset, it explored themes of street loyalty, betrayal, and through high-energy anthems. Standout tracks like "Robbers and Villains," "Step 1" (featuring Offset), and the "Sleazy Flow (Remix)" with exemplified his effortless delivery and rising collaborations, solidifying his presence in the trap scene. Where the Shooters Be 2, released on February 17, 2023, served as a deluxe expanding the original with additional tracks and features. The 26-track extension, clocking in at 49 minutes under , incorporated new cuts like "Don't Get Ya Feelings In It" (featuring Wizz Havinn) and "Famous Now," while reprising fan favorites to deepen the narrative on , aggression, and urban grit. Reception was mixed, with praise for SleazyWorld Go's smooth, charismatic flow but for its and occasional filler amid the 26 songs. The project further built his early career momentum by blending viral appeal with substantive street storytelling.

Singles as lead artist

SleazyWorld Go began releasing singles as a lead artist in 2020, establishing his presence in the trap and scenes with independent tracks that gained traction on streaming platforms. His early work included raw, street-oriented songs that showcased his energetic delivery and melodic hooks, setting the stage for his breakout success. These initial releases were distributed via platforms like and later aligned with major label support through . In 2021, "Sleazy Flow" marked a pivotal moment, becoming his signature track with its viral spread on and subsequent chart performance. The original version, released independently on October 15, 2021, built momentum, leading to a remix featuring on May 6, 2022, which amplified its reach. The remix peaked at number 47 on the and number 9 on the chart. The following year, SleazyWorld Go expanded his catalog with several singles that highlighted collaborations and his evolving style, often previewing themes from his mixtapes. Notable releases included "What They Gone Do to Me" on , 2022, a defiant emphasizing resilience, and "Step 1" featuring Offset on June 17, 2022, which peaked at number 50 on the chart. Other 2022 singles like "India Me," "Creepers," and "Glitches" featuring further demonstrated his versatility, though they did not achieve significant chart placements. From 2023 to 2025, his singles increasingly tied to album promotions, maintaining momentum through consistent output. Tracks such as "Baghdad Flow" (2022), "WTW" (2024), and "The Torch" (2025) served as standalone releases or album lead-ins, focusing on introspective and confrontational lyrics without major chart breakthroughs. His debut studio More Than a Shooter (2024) was supported by singles like "32 Bars" and reinforcing his core sound amid touring and label growth.
TitleYearPeak Chart PositionsNotes
"Sliding"2020—Independent single; early career release.
"Lit"2020—Part of initial promotional efforts.
"Thug You"2020—Featured on Thug You (EP) (2021).
"Sleazy Flow" (solo)2021—Breakout track; viral on social media.
"Sleazy Flow (Remix)" (feat. )2022US: 47
US R&B/HH: 9		From Where the Shooters Be (2022).
"What They Gone Do to Me"2022—Standalone single emphasizing street toughness.
"Step 1" (feat. Offset)2022US R&B/HH: 50Collaborative track with trap production.
"India Me"2022—Reflective on personal experiences.
"Creepers"2022—High-energy street narrative.
"Glitches" (feat. )2022—Did not chart; collaboration-focused.
"Baghdad Flow"2022—Standalone single.
"WTW"2024—Standalone release.
"32 Bars"2024—From More Than a Shooter era.
"The Torch"2025—Recent independent output.

Recognition

Awards and nominations

SleazyWorld Go received his first major music industry nomination at the 2023 iHeartRadio Music Awards for Best New Hip-Hop Artist, recognizing his rapid rise following the success of his breakout single "Sleazy Flow." The category included competitors such as B-Lovee, GloRilla, Latto, and Nardo Wick, but he did not win, with GloRilla and Latto sharing the award. As of November 2025, no additional nominations or wins have been announced for SleazyWorld Go in major award ceremonies.

Magazine honors and lists

SleazyWorld Go was selected as part of XXL's 2023 Freshman Class, announced on June 21, 2023, recognizing him among emerging hip-hop talents alongside artists like and Rob49. The inclusion highlighted his rapid rise since 2022, driven by multiplatinum hits and his distinctive "sleazy flow," positioning him as a key rookie in the genre. XXL featured SleazyWorld Go in multiple interviews, beginning with "The Break" on April 25, 2022, where he discussed his viral single "Sleazy Flow," fatherhood, and plans for the year. An October 3, 2022, profile delved into his breakout success and decision to pursue rap seriously, emphasizing his conversational style and Midwest . In 2024, XXL conducted an exclusive on June 28, covering his debut More Than a Shooter, tour experiences, and guidance from . Beyond XXL, SleazyWorld Go received coverage in other outlets, including a July 7, 2023, KCUR feature that explored his ascent to national prominence through lyrics addressing Kansas City violence and personal obstacles. In September 2024, Rolling Out published an article praising the versatility and maturity showcased on More Than a Shooter, marking a pivotal moment in his artistic growth.

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