3OH!3

3OH!3 are an American electronic hip-hop duo from Boulder, Colorado, formed in 2003 by Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte. The group is known for their high-energy electronic production, playful and often provocative lyrics, and catchy hooks that have made them a presence in mainstream pop and electronic music since the late 2000s. We Want the Funk (2007) and Want (2008) introduced them to wider audiences, though limited commercial traction. Omens of Love (2010) marked a turning point, becoming a more polished and accessible record. Don't Trust Me (2010), featuring collaborations with multiple pop vocalists, became a massive hit, the title track reaching number seven on the Billboard Hot 100. Street Dreams and Bulletproofs (2013) continued the band's commercial success. More Elevated (2015) saw them exploring a slightly heavier production approach while maintaining their signature high-energy, hook-driven style. 3OH!3 remain popular live performers and have maintained a presence in electronic and alternative hip-hop. While their more provocative lyrics have sometimes drawn criticism, their commitment to energetic, club-friendly electronic production has earned them a devoted following, particularly among younger audiences and at electronic music festivals.