3OH!3

About

3OH!3: Masters of the Bro-Down Beat. Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte, the mischievous masterminds behind 3OH!3, injected a shot of hyperactive, electronically-tinged pop-punk into the late 2000s music scene, a sound distinctly their own and impossible to ignore. Hailing from Boulder, Colorado, their music is a potent cocktail of crunkcore, electro-pop, and tongue-in-cheek lyricism, drawing inspiration from the Beastie Boys' playful rhymes and early synth-driven rave culture. Their 2008 breakthrough album, *Want*, featuring the inescapable anthem "Don't Trust Me," catapulted them to mainstream success. Beyond the catchy hooks and party anthems, 3OH!3 carved a niche for themselves as unapologetic purveyors of a youthful, rebellious spirit. Their impact resonated particularly with a generation coming of age in the digital era. Collaborations with pop heavyweights like Katy Perry ("Starstrukk") and Ke$ha ("My First Kiss") further solidified their place in the pop landscape. While album releases have been sporadic in recent years, their influence on the sound and ethos of subsequent pop acts is undeniable. They continue to perform live, reminding fans that the party never truly stops when 3OH!3 are in the house. Their continued social media presence shows an active interest in staying connected with their fans.