Biography
He grew up in Bergen. Mosele's youth was turbulent without a father present, and he was sent early to a special school for youth with behavioral difficulties. Mosele himself describes his upbringing as nice, but with a lot of "nonsense and fanfare". In 2014, Mosele was sentenced to two years in prison for two episodes of violence, where, among other things, he hit a random passerby in the head with cobblestone. Mosele escaped on his way to custody, but was arrested by police during a performance at a pub in Bergen two months later. In 2018, the police stopped a concert where Mosele performed. Several people, including Mosele, were arrested. The arrest took place after he allegedly shouted "" from the stage. Among other things, cocaine was found on the Mosele during the incident. After initially refusing a summons of NOK 12,000, he was sentenced in Kristiansand district court on 23 September 2020 to pay a fine of NOK 8,000 and NOK 2,000 in court costs.Discography
Albums
* ''Ambivalent'' (2017) * ''Kingpin Slim'' (2019) * ''#Frikjent'' (2021)EP
* ''Lyca'' (2018)Singles
* "Si ingenting" (2015) * "Kjeltring" (2016) * "Beng beng beng" (2017) * "D e digg" (2017) * "Lil Homie" (2018) * "Hon e fin" (2018) * "Lyca" (2018) * "Vil ba vekk" (2019) * "Ba spis" (2019) * "Tilbake i City" (2020) * "Ferrari" (2020) * "Creme de la creme" (2021) * "BAP" (with Broiler and Emma Steinbakken) (2022) * "Fakk min X" (with Ballinciaga) (2022)Film and TV
In 2022, the documentary ''Si ingenting'' ('' English'': Say nothing) about the artist became the most watched documentary in Norwegian cinemas. In the same year, he played roles in the fiction series ''Verden er min'' and ''Rykter''.References
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* {{Authority control Spellemannprisen winners People from Bergen Norwegian songwriters Norwegian singers Norwegian rappers 1993 births Living people