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| Also known as | CocoMoo4318 |
| Born | Nicholas Jaiden Damari November 18, 2006 |
| Origin | Queens, New York |
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| Years active | 2018–present |
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Nicholas Jaiden Damari (born November 18, 2006), known professionally as Yung Corleezy or Yvngxcoco (stylized in all lowercase, formerly known as CocoMoo4318, pronounced as "Young Coco"), is an American rapper, singer, record producer, and songwriter, from Austin, Texas. He gained recognition in 2024, with the single "Orange", a collaboration with American rapper marckwithdat, as well by his single "11:59". He is later signed through his record label Capture Records, in 2018.
Early life
[edit]Nicholas Jaiden Damari was born in Queens, New York on November 18, 2006. Growing up in New York, Damari spent most of his childish life by playing video games with his little cousin. He grew up with inspiration to Lil Uzi Vert, featuring his baby mix voice. Damari later attended school around then, but graduating college and attended to Michigan State University. After finishing school, he moved to Austin, Texas, pursuing himself to started his music career.
Career
[edit]2018–2019: Early career and beginnings
[edit]Damari started his career in 2018, with the following of his success to become a founder of his record label Capture Records. He began releasing early tracks on SoundCloud, featuring his name CocoMoo4318. Damari quickly began releasing tracks, including his products of recording, with his iPhone, featuring connections to his iPhone earbuds, and adding vocal mixes through his voice. Damari also states that he been making music of using Audacity, and which consider to using FL Studio.
Beginning his career, he already had traction to his single "Get Back (Freestyle)", uploaded in 2019, which feature to the beat by certifying funny sound effects and it was a type of an SpongeBob SquarePants beat. It was also a meme song were he put silly noises and mix his vocals extremely loud, making his studio shutting down.
2021–2023: First EP release and collaborative work
[edit]In August 2021, Damari mainly gained attention in 2021 on TikTok, pursuing the single "11:59", considering the lyrics "So I woke up at 11:59 am". The track was certified as one of the most successful song in all time. Throughout his life, he released his first EP YvngxLife, a collaboration with his friend GhettoRomani. He raps about his feature time, but changed the EP of rage and rap scenes. In 2023, Damari was feature in the track titled "Di3 It" with marckwithdat!. Damari was also featured in the album Fundamentally, with ColanXP.
2024–present: Viral success, Leaked single, and Collaboration singles
[edit]In January 2024, Damari and marckwithdat recorded the song "Orange" and he started making a snippet on TikTok, to release the song soon. Around a few weeks later, unknown hackers, who tried to distribute the song by uploading it on Instagram. Damari started accusing marckwithdat of leaking the song to social media, which lead him upload a video titled "My Friend Leak The Song".
2025–present: Final release and career allegations
[edit]In 2025, Damari and his friend marckwithdat, became a duo long after, before he heard about the controversy of him and Zulox, resulting the feud associated with allegations. Damari was also involved with the case and was accused of releasing mutiple diss tracks. On July 1, Damari was featured in the diss track titled "Get Out", with ColanXP, which it was against on marckwithdat. Damari apologized of being inside the track, stating that he was forced to, the apology was accepted. On July 27, Damari and all of his friends released the diss track "Done", against on Zulox and her sister. The diss track was based about Zulox's sister purposely stealing marckwithdat’s videos. The track was gaining traction when school was beginning to open on August 1, 2025.
2026–present: Career disband, coming back from music
[edit]On May 27, 2026, Damari stated on his Twitter that he officially retire his career. He later retired for his unspoiled lyrics, which gave him a certification of being "the worst rapper" in the underground community of hip-hop. Luckily, his music was still gaining heavily prominence in the year of 2021, through his self-releasing and independent record label. On the same year, Damari was featured in collaboration tracks, titled "Saving Your Tears", "Drive In Cars", and among others. It leads to a claim that he is back from his music career.
Musical style
[edit]Damari's voice was observably influenced by rappers, Playboi Carti and Lil Uzi Vert. His vocals was featured with many systems of Auto-Tune and manual acoustic instruments of guitars and beat drums.
Personal life
[edit]Damari was born in 2006, spending years of his childhood.
Discography
[edit]Albums
[edit]- "Local Pink" (2025)
- "ol’" (2019)
Singles
[edit]- "Atmosphere" (2019)
- "Hold Up" (2019)
- 9xan (with Kashkeni and ColanXP) (2019)
- "Elon“ (2020)
- "Fell In Love" (2020)
- "Yeah I Got Some" (2020)
- "11:59" (2021)
- "Bad Dreams" with Marckwithdat (2022)
- "Done" (with Marckwithdat, ColanderRomani, and Ghetto) (2023)
- "Away" (2023)
- "Orange" (2024)
- "Blue Is Out" with Marckwithdat (2025)
- "Homie" (2025)
References
[edit]Category:2006 births Category:Living people Category:Rage (music genre) musicians Category:21st-century American male rappers Category:21st-century American male musicians Category:21st-century American rappers Category:21st-century American singers Category:21st-century American singer-songwriters