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QUESO BOBBIE REPS THE DUB IN 20 TIGHT MINUTES

Between 2021 and 2023, the Midwest City artist stacked singles, an EP and a nine-song album, and the hometown never leaves the frame.

Queso Bobbie smiling with long curly hair on his 2022 OKC People’s Choice Awards performance card
Queso Bobbie’s 2022 OKC People’s Choice Awards performance card via Young Royalty Filmed It.

Queso Bobbie’s official YouTube bio doesn’t waste words. Oklahoma artist, out of “the DUB,” and that’s that.

Public profiles and a 2023 Instagram location tag pin the DUB down as Midwest City, right on the edge of the Oklahoma City circuit he moves through. In 2022 he took the catalog off the phone screen and onto a real stage at the OKC People’s Choice Awards.

The run, in order

“Mercyne” dropped in 2021. The next year brought “What I Wanted” and the Darker Days EP, and Apple Music dates the nine-song Dub Baby album to May 21, 2023. The whole thing clocks in around 20 minutes, a flex in an era of bloated tracklists, and it folds the earlier singles into something that finally plays like a full body of work.

Across those three years Queso Bobbie kept tying Midwest City to everything he put out, from the local stages to the interview circuit. Scroll the channel he runs himself and Oklahoma is all over it.

Queso Bobbie seated behind a studio microphone during a Pirate Ship Radio interview
Still from Queso Bobbie’s Pirate Ship Radio interview on Mack June TV.
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