Aziz Sawadogo, known in the hip-hop world as KillaQ, is a 26-year-old artist from Worcester, Massachusetts, born on March 11, 1999. Standing at 5’11”, KillaQ carries himself with both confidence and humility — two forces that shape his music and his mission.
Unlike many artists chasing fame, KillaQ’s purpose is deeper
to make his family proud and build a foundation for future generations.
Growing up, he learned the value of resilience, responsibility, and leadership. Those values now fuel his music career. For him, success isn’t measured in streams or views — it’s measured in who he becomes along the journey. When asked about accomplishments, he doesn’t talk accolades — he says, “Being the best man I can be.”
A Sound Rooted in Drive and Determination
KillaQ’s music reflects real life: ambition, struggle, growth, and purpose. His latest release, “Lambo Music” ft. Jugg Finesse, showcases his evolving sound and hunger to elevate. The track is bold and motivational — a soundtrack for anyone chasing success and refusing to settle.
With crisp delivery, polished production, and a strong feature from Jugg Finesse, “Lambo Music” represents a new level for KillaQ. It marks the start of a fresh era, one fueled by consistency and long-term vision.
Building More Than Music — Building a Legacy
What separates KillaQ from most rising artists is mindset. He isn’t here just to drop songs; he’s here to build a foundation — for himself, for his family, and for future generations of Sawadogos.
And as Worcester’s underground scene continues to grow, KillaQ is quickly becoming one of the city’s strongest voices, ready to take his sound far beyond Massachusetts.
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