OsamaSon is one of the brightest names in hip-hop’s “underground” right now, a label that becomes more and more vague as his profile and reach expands. But sadly, this notoriety and fame’s evolution took a dark and invasive turn this week.
A video of him being intimate with a partner le@ked onto the Internet, and fans took to social media wildly to react to this occurrence.
Some expressed sympathy and frustration on behalf of the Jump Out rapper, whereas others made more mocking comments about his… Let’s just say capabilities. Either way, this is not the kind of situation that any artist wants to face out of the blue.
Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time that Osama was the victim of online le@ks.
This is definitely the le@k that invades his privacy more, though, as previous examples were not as heavy.
For example, various OsamaSon songs le@ked late last year, and he cleared his Instagram account as a result before he dropped his aforementioned 2025 record.
Maybe he just needs to use a different VPN or tighten up his cybersecurity otherwise, because many fans remarked how prone he became to le@ks over the past few months.
For those unaware, OsamaSon is a reportedly Columbus, Ohio-born and Goose Creek, South Carolina-based MC, who blew up in 2023 thanks to hits like “Cts-V.”
His career continued in the “underground” scene parallel to the rage sound, and eventually led to more recent standouts like “The Whole World Is Free.”
 We will see whether or not the 21-year-old speaks on this le@k publicly or if he just lets it fade away in the trend and hype cycle.
After all, he would likely much rather celebrate his new album.
Meanwhile, despite all the viral tracks and moments over the past few years, OsamaSon might have some beef to handle.Â
Folks theorized that Playboi Carti sent shots at him via a vague Instagram Story all the way back in 2023, and not much emerged since then.
Clearly, there are bigger fish to fry now that see to complicate Osama’s life through various le@ks.
This is all a joke to some fans, but others recognize the implicit dangers in situations like these.