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In high school, he formed a DJ group, known as Original Concept with longtime friend, Doctor Dré. [ 2 ] He was also one of the DJ’s for the college radio station, WBAU 90.3 FM , [ 7 ] which included a host of other hip hop artists from that time, including Flavor Flav , Chuck D , Busta Rhymes , and his group member Doctor Dré.
Biography portal; Music portal; New York (state) portal; This category contains rappers from the US state of New York, from the regions of Upstate and Long Island.Entries should be sub-categorized when possible (e.g., no rapper from New York City should appear here directly but in the sub-category for New York City).
Leaders of the New School; Le1f; Lex "The Hex" Master; Lil' Cease; Lil' Kim; Lil Mama; Lin Que; LL Cool J; Lloyd Banks; Loon; Lord Finesse; Lord Jamar; Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz; Lordz of Brooklyn; Lost Boyz; Louieville Sluggah; Louis Logic; Lovebug Starski; Lumidee; Lil Tecca; Lil Tjay
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Hoodie performed his new single "Make It Home" on Fuse alongside Kina Grannis which was released on April 30. The studio version of the single was released onto iTunes on May 15, 2013, where it reached the top ten of the iTunes Hip-Hop/Rap charts. [citation needed] On July 30, 2013, Hoodie released the music video for "No Interruption (Acoustic)".
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In 2005 Emilio took a car service to New York City to focus solely on his music. Without hesitation he did and ended up in an illegally subdivided Brooklyn apartment. [ 2 ] It was in New York where Rojas began to make a dent in the Hip Hop industry by rapping at open-mic nights in Brooklyn and elsewhere.