Mohamed Mohamud
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Mohamed Mohamud (born January 5, 1988 in Somalia), is a Canadian rapper from the East End of Hamilton, Ontario. He has been prominently been featured on rap mixtapes across the border, and has garned the cover of the Pound Magazine on numerous times.
He is well goes by other stage names and alias' such as: BiGGiE Jones, and 9 Double M. Mohamed is also well known for his collaborations with JeT, who hails from the same Brown Brixx section.
[edit] Albums
- 2005: Brown Brixxs Entertainment Presents: Mixtape Vol. 1
- 2005: Brown Brixxs Entertainment Presents: Mixtape Vol. 2
- 2006: Brown Brixxs Entertainment Presents: Mixtape Vol. 3
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