Keemokazi
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| Born | Kareem Hesri November 29, 2002 California |
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| 🏳️ Citizenship | United States |
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| 📆 Years active | 2017–present |
| 👩 Spouse(s) | Brenda Martinez (2025-present) |
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Kareem Hesri (born, November 29, 2002) known professionally as Keemokazi, is a Syrian-American influencer and music artist. He is best known for his music: "Stars in the roof", "Mr. Worldwide" and "Worried".[2]
Early Life
Kareem Hesri was born in California and grew up with his sisters: Sima, Sophie, Sara, Serene and Saby who all share the same last name.[3] His mother Nina Hazem is also a influencer who has a popular Instagram account with over 660k followers.
Career
Keemokazi began his music career in 2017 with his works being distributed to SoundCloud. Also in 2017, his sister Serene Hesri acted as his music manager.[1]
In December 30, 2022, Keemokazi released the popular music called "Stars in the roof" with his sister Sima Hesri as the writer of his song that reached over a millions of views. It was the first part of the song. In October 17, 2025, Sima Hesri and Keemokazi released the second part of the song from 2022 as Part 2 called "Worried".
In 2025, Keemokazi released his album called "Identity Crisis" and his family were seen in his music videos. In the song "Shoppin On Rodeo" his mother Nina Hazem, his sisters, Sara Hesri, Sima Hesri and Sophie Hesri made their apperance in the music video. Also in 2025, Serene Hesri and Sophie Hesri appeared on Keemokazi's song called "Heartbreak". His sister Sara Hesri and her spouse Brandon DeBlanco appeared on the song called "In Yo City".
Discography
- Arab Money (2021)
- Wake Em Up (2021)
- 30M (2022)
- Stars in the Roof (2022)
- Outside (2023)
- Summer 23 (2023)
- Walk In (2023)
- Ramadan (2023)
- Tuesday (2023)
- Gucci Umbrella (2023)
- Seasick (2024)
- Bad Habits (2024)
- What's the Move? (2024)
- Identity Crisis (2025)
- Mr. Worldwide (2025)
- Japan (2025)
- Azizam (2025)
- Lost (2025)
- Tell Me You're Mine (2026)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "With 13.5 million fans, Keemokazi talks life as an Arab TikTok star". ArabNews. November 24, 2020. Retrieved June 20, 2026.
- ↑ "YouTube Millionaires: KeemoKazi is committing to his biggest project yet". TubeFilter. June 30, 2022. Retrieved June 25, 2026.
- ↑ "Meet Keemo Kazi, a TikToker and Musician". Flaunt.com. Retrieved June 22, 2026.
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