Born King has been called a prolific rapper, releasing two albums a year, one on his birthday and one on Halloween. His 2007 album, Kradedis was heavily anticipated and sold out at The Sound Garden in Baltimore, Maryland. It went on to house two Baltimore anthems, one in particular, “Blue Lights”, gained attention from its criticism of the Baltimore police department's surveillance camera campaign; it made it on Al Shipley’s Government Names 5th Anniversary Retrospective list. The second anthem, “A Better Way”, focuses on the struggles of the everyday blue-collar worker with no hope in site, and spread through Baltimore’s underground hip-hop scene through word-of-mouth. In 2008 under the name Killa Fifth, Born King released, The Secret Order, an album containing lyrical and abstract content, it was reviewed by Al Shipley for the City Paper being recognized for its “uncompromising music and murky sonics”; it continues to garner attention through popular file-sharing sites. Born King is planning to release his next album, The Rize of the Lightkenz in the near future under his Killa Fifth alias, an album that will creatively mesh concrete and abstract subjects into a powerful album that will replenish Baltimore’s underground hip-hop circuit.
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