Jermaine Dupri Reveals Why Encounter With Independent Rapper Left Him “F###ed Up”
Jermaine Dupri has been discovering rappers at the mall for ages now!
Jermaine Dupri has been discovering rappers at the mall for ages now!
The So So Def founder compares Hip-Hop’s modern-day sales numbers to the 1990s/2000s.
Projects by Usher, SZA, D’Angelo, Beyoncé and others made the rankings.
The veteran producer/songwriter is intensely against using the budding computer technology to make music.
Jermaine Dupri is frustrated by the rise of AI music, specifically calling out an app called Udio for devaluing the creative process.
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Jermaine Dupri laughed along with the jokes over his Super Bowl fit before celebrating his recent chart success following the performance.
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Michael Mauldin, a longtime music executive and the father of Jermaine Dupri, sued Bow Wow and others for trademark infringement.
Jermaine Dupri announced Nelly and Ashanti have a new collab single on the way featuring Three 6 Mafia’s Juicy J.
The So So Def Recordings founder talks to AllHipHop about TIDAL Collabs, which helps emerging artists discover and connect with recommended collaborators in an effort to jumpstart the collaboration process.
An All-Star set will be part of the show.
Michael Mauldin, who trademarked “Scream Tour” for past events, sued Bow Wow and promoters for using the name for their own tour.
JD recruited a line-up of ATL stars for the showcase.
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Drake is also attached to the project.
“It was built for the people, and it will stay with the people.”
The “Big Energy” rapper was a protégé of JD.