Ojore Maceia, also known by his stage name “Ojore”, is a young and talented artist hailing from North Jersey.

He started making music when he was just 14 years old in his freshman year of high school. Since then, he has been creating music in various genres such as drill, Jersey club, and underground music.

Despite being relatively new to the music scene, Ojore has already seen success with his most popular track, “Dropped Out”. The song was inspired by his personal experiences and struggles, particularly during a time when he was going through a lot of betrayal with his supposed friends. He channeled his frustration and anger into the song, making it a raw and authentic representation of his emotions. “Dropped Out” was also inspired by his admiration for Playboi Carti’s beats, which he utilized in the instrumental for the track.

When it comes to his musical influences, Ojore cites Blockwork, Tokyos Revenge, Kay Flock, and himself as some of his biggest inspirations. He also draws inspiration from his own experiences and personal growth, as well as the world around him.

Outside of music, Ojore has lived in various places such as Yonkers, New York, and has experienced poverty and betrayal from those around him. He notes that many people have switched up on him before his music became successful, but now everyone is asking for handouts. Despite this, Ojore remains focused on his craft and determined to continue making music at a high level.

In addition to music, Ojore is also a talented writer and producer. He is constantly working to improve his skills and expand his creative abilities. With his unique blend of personal experiences and musical influences, Ojore is poised to make a significant impact on the music industry and become a household name in the future.