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With a fresh style, this Washington, DC native is quietly plotting his take over
of the Hip Hop game. Possessing a flow that sounds as classic as a Marvin Gaye
tune, with charisma more contagious then the common cold, Young Jae is the
definition of what happens when skills meet swagger. Dropping verses on
mixtapes for the District KIngz and the likes of other local artist such as Speed Ball
Mr. Ballsalini including the smash track "I love This Game" also featuring Cat Daddy.
The track will debut on Speedball's newly release album "What they call me". Also
featuring on Big E's Debut album "SOUTHSIDE STORY" Young Jae is guaranteed
to bring that same spark and energy to his own project. With a solid music
foundation, a powerhouse creative machine and an increasingly growing fan base,
Young Jae is well on his way to becoming the voice of hip hop's
next generation. The combination has undeniably resulted in the birth of the most
versatile and unique emcees to enter the game in quite some time, ultimately the
reason why hip hop's future is firmly in tact.
of the Hip Hop game. Possessing a flow that sounds as classic as a Marvin Gaye
tune, with charisma more contagious then the common cold, Young Jae is the
definition of what happens when skills meet swagger. Dropping verses on
mixtapes for the District KIngz and the likes of other local artist such as Speed Ball
Mr. Ballsalini including the smash track "I love This Game" also featuring Cat Daddy.
The track will debut on Speedball's newly release album "What they call me". Also
featuring on Big E's Debut album "SOUTHSIDE STORY" Young Jae is guaranteed
to bring that same spark and energy to his own project. With a solid music
foundation, a powerhouse creative machine and an increasingly growing fan base,
Young Jae is well on his way to becoming the voice of hip hop's
next generation. The combination has undeniably resulted in the birth of the most
versatile and unique emcees to enter the game in quite some time, ultimately the
reason why hip hop's future is firmly in tact.
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