Mr. Serv-On
Mr. Serv-On is William Washington Jr., a rapper from Philadelphia who started putting out music in the late 1990s. His debut album 'The Hollow Points' came...
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Mr. Serv-On is William Washington Jr., a rapper from Philadelphia who started putting out music in the late 1990s. His debut album 'The Hollow Points' came out in 2003, and its title track '5 Hollow Points' became an underground favorite for its direct take on police brutality.
He kept recording through the 2000s and 2010s with albums like 'Servitude' in 2006, 'The Temple' in 2010, and 'The Redemption' in 2016. The music was raw and personal, often dealing with social issues in a way that connected with listeners who appreciated his unflinching approach.
In 2002, Washington was arrested for allegedly threatening a concert promoter with a gun. The charges were eventually dropped, but the incident became part of his story. His lyrics sometimes pushed boundaries, which drew both dedicated fans and critics who found his content challenging.
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