About MF Doom
Daniel Dumile Thompson (July 13, 1971 – October 31, 2020), also credited as [[artist:Daniel Dumile]] and [[artist:Daniel Thompson (4)]], was a hip hop recording artist, rapper, and producer best known as [[artist:MF Doom]], usually stylized as MF DOOM. He was known for his metal mask, “super villain” stage persona, intricate rhyme style, and sample-based production.
Dumile was born in London, England, to a Trinidadian mother and Zimbabwean father, and was raised in Long Island, New York. Although he grew up in the United States, he remained a British citizen and never became a U.S. citizen. He began his career in 1988 as [[artist:Zev Love X]], co-founding [[artist:KMD]] with his younger brother [[artist:Subroc]]. After Subroc’s death in 1993 and the end of KMD’s initial run, Dumile withdrew from the music business for several years before re-emerging in the late 1990s as [[artist:MF Doom]].
His aliases and credited names include [[artist:Zev Love X]], [[artist:King Ghidra]] (also known as King Geedorah), [[artist:Viktor Vaughn]], [[artist:Metal Fingers]], [[artist:King Dumile]], [[artist:The Super Villain]], [[artist:The Metal Finger Villain]], [[artist:The Emef]], and [[artist:Sci.Fly]]. His group and collaborative artist profiles include [[artist:KMD]], [[artist:Monsta Island Czars]], [[artist:Madvillain]], [[artist:Danger Doom]], [[artist:JJ DOOM]], [[artist:NehruvianDOOM]], [[artist:DOOMSTARKS]], [[artist:MA Doom]] and [[artist:WestsideDoom]].
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