Mario Judah

Mario Judah, born Mario Diamond-Judah Douglas on December 6, 1999, in Flint, Michigan, is an innovative American artist known for his distinctive blend of rap, rock, and gothic metal. Raised in Atlanta, Georgia, he started producing music at the age of 17, quickly gaining attention with his viral 2020 single “Die Very Rough,” which became a hit on social media.

In 2020, Judah made waves with his parody EP Whole Lotta Red, a satirical take on Playboi Carti’s highly anticipated album. His unique fusion of genres and signature vibrato vocals stood out, helping him carve out a niche in the music industry. The release of this project solidified his growing fan base and set the stage for his future success.

After taking a brief break from music, Judah returned in February 2024 with his second EP Endure, marking his signing with Universal Music Group after a tumultuous period with Atlantic Records. In March 2025, he dropped the single “Love You Anymore,” paired with a music video that caught the attention of fans due to his noticeable weight loss, sparking widespread conversation.

Known for his genre-blending approach, Judah’s music is influenced by rock bands such as Breaking Benjamin, Five Finger Death Punch, and Pantera. His ability to seamlessly merge rap, rock, and horrorcore elements has earned him a dedicated and diverse following, with his unique sound continuing to resonate across genres.