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The Foundation

Long before the world knew him as 3L3M3NT, he was already shaping the culture under the moniker LMXX. A true modern cosmopolitan with roots spanning Germany, France, the USA, and Ghana, he lives by the creed: "Think Global, Act Local."

From starring in 80 episodes of the TV hit X-Diaries to sharing stages with legends like DMX, Elephant Man, Redman, Mobb Deep, Busta Rhymes, and Ty Dolla $ign, his journey is one for the history books. As a pivotal force in the Kurdish House Project, he collaborated with star producer Renas Miran to create global anthems like "Body Language" and "Latifa", proving his ability to lead international musical movements early on.

The Evolution

The transition to 3L3M3NT marks the peak of his artistic refinement. While his early era broke boundaries in Dirty South, Pop-Rap, and Kurdish-Fusion, his current sound is a sophisticated, high-end fusion of Melodic Drill, Afro-inspired rhythms, and raw "Active Boy" energy.

His relevance was recently cemented by a track placement on the Netflix film "Sieger sein", proving his dominance in the global sync market. Refusing to be boxed into classical concepts, his style blends melodic vocals with razor-sharp rap—a nod to influences like Michael Jackson, Eminem, and 50 Cent, but evolved into something entirely his own.

The Empire

3L3M3NT is more than a recording artist; he is a curator of lifestyle. Through his label Melody City Vibez and fashion brand Hommage Paris, he bridges the gap between Hamburg streets and European high fashion.

With his latest global movement, including the massive anthem "CHAMPION SHIP" featuring Ghanaian stars Yhaw Hero and Gunnyboy, he is reclaiming his throne. He isn't competing with the industry; he is operating on a level where competition doesn't exist.

Multi-faceted. International. Unstoppable.
NEVER COMPETING.