While her popularity dwindled in the states, this didn’t stop her from working. Her unapologetic tone was sorely underrated from her label who allowed her to get lost in the shuffle. As the thrill of emo acts began to dwindle in the late aughts, Dobson continued to fuel her style of rock with jams like “I Want You” and “Stuttering.” In a time where artists were either a liking to Avril Lavigne, Britney Spears or Brandy, Dobson was her own unique force. Already standing out on Def Jam’s roster in the early 2000s, the singer released songs like “Take Me Away” and “Everything” to critical acclaim while giving moody black teens someone to relate to. Their union is precious but this also feels like the perfect time for Dobson to put down her bouquet and receive her other flowers. Black women have always existed in rock music ( Tina Turner, Betty Davis) but Fefe Dobson’s flavor of emo-punk was one of kind. ⚡️⚡️LOVE⚡️⚡️Ī post shared by M.W.A YELAWOLF GHETTOCOWBOY yelawolf) on at 2:34pm PDT thank you for capturing this monumental day for us. so it’s only right we share with you our new and real true beginning. and we’re both better than ever for it … we’ve shared with the world our relationship. and I made it no easier for her at times …. it’s been a very long and hard road for this woman. and I’m honored to finally call her my Wife !!!. But all of these things combined would mean nothing without the balance we give to one another. our fans gave us a voice … our mothers both gave us a story to feed it all … and God gave us our vision, passion and hearts. our family’s and tribes gave us courage, strength and determination to persevere … our failures gave us hunger.

Our career’s as artists has taken us places we never dreamed.

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