In an astonishing turn of events, Zillionaire Doe, a rising star from South Dallas, has signed a major record deal with Yo Gotti’s Collective Music Group (CMG), marking a significant milestone in his career. The signing, which took place on January 20, 2025, was celebrated with a vibrant gathering at the Neighborhood Convenience Store on Malcolm X Boulevard, where fans and community members showered the event with champagne and excitement.
Known for his hit track “Back To The South,” the 24-year-old rapper expressed disbelief at his newfound success. In an emotional Instagram post, he reflected on the challenges of his upbringing, stating, “Lil Doe from the neighborhood did the impossible. Today, I can officially say I beat the streets.” His words resonated deeply, paying homage to friends lost to violence and incarceration, revealing the bittersweet nature of his triumph.
Zillionaire Doe joins the ranks of CMG’s impressive roster, which includes artists like GloRilla and Moneybagg Yo. Yo Gotti himself praised Doe’s talent and determination, emphasizing the label’s commitment to amplifying his organic rise in the industry. Doe acknowledged the transformative power of CMG’s resources, noting their extensive connections could elevate his career to new heights.
The partnership between Gotti and Doe was solidified after an inspiring four-hour conversation in Miami, where Gotti’s mentorship and encouragement convinced Doe to join forces with him. This collaboration symbolizes hope for many aspiring artists, especially given Doe’s own journey through the struggles of South Dallas, fueled by the memory of his late friend and fellow artist, BFG Straap.
Doe’s music reflects a traditional trap rap style, intertwining personal narratives with infectious beats. His latest mixtape, “D Boi Dreams,” is set to deliver motivational messages alongside street authenticity, showcasing his growth as an artist. The project features collaborations with rising stars and is designed to inspire listeners, particularly those from underserved communities.
Beyond his music, Zillionaire Doe is spearheading the “New Dallas Movement,” a collective aimed at uniting local artists and fostering economic growth within the community. His vision extends beyond personal success; he seeks to uplift others and promote positivity throughout Dallas.
With the opening of a new CMG office in Dallas and a commitment to nurturing local talent, Zillionaire Doe is ready to redefine the music scene. As he embarks on this journey, he remains grounded, reminding himself of his roots and the community that supported him. The future looks bright for this South Dallas sensation, and he is determined to make the most of the opportunities ahead.
