He tours the world performing internationally at music festivals, lecturing at major academic institutions and fundraising for humanitarian relief organizations.
Most recently Offendum has been involved in creating several critically acclaimed songs about the popular democratic uprisings throughout the Middle East & North Africa.
After graduating on the Dean's list in 2003, he moved to Los Angeles, California where he worked at an architecture firm for 10 years while simultaneously establishing his musical career.
They worked to create Free the P – a compilation of hip-hop and spoken word dedicated to the youth of Palestine featuring artists from all over the world – which was the first Arab American rap record to receive national distribution (Ryko Warner).
[2] Omar Offendum has often collaborated with Yassin Alsalman also known as Narcy and Shadia Mansour, "the first lady of Arabic hip hop.