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Damon Jeremiah Washington also known as Diverse Character (DC) is a young up and coming hip hop artist, performer, entertainer, musician and song writer. Diverse was born on December 26, 1992 in Trenton, New Jersey. Diverse hometown did not offer much support for the performing arts. Some notable names to come out of Trenton are actor Neil Hopkins, hip-hop group Poor Righteous Teachers (PRT), and NBA Hall of Famer and actor Dennis Rodman. At the age of twelve, his mother, tired of the violence that plagued the capital city, moved herself and Diverse to the suburbs of Yardley, Pennsylvania where he would reside until graduating from Pennsbury High School. During his seventh grade year, some of Diverse's friends would introduce him to recording music. Diverse quickly fell in love. Shortly after, he would find himself rapping for hours to perfect his craft. He would mimic Kanye West and Drake as those were two artists that he looked up to early on. As Diverse matured as an artist, the opportunities to perform live and record in the studio were presented; his taste in music began to evolve. He would now become a student of the art form and began to dig deep into the vault of music’s rich past. In doing so, Diverse discovered legendary rock guitarist, singer and song writer Jimi Hendrix, and one of the most outspoken influential rock groups, The Doors. Diverse was influenced by their work. This prompted Diverse to experiment with pop, techno, R&B and rock; hence him calling himself Diverse Character. Diverse cites Michael Jackson, Nas, Creed, DMX, Biggie Smalls, Kid Cudi, Lupe Fiasco Tupac and the aforementioned Drake and Kanye West as acts that he looks up to; these are many diverse talents. In 2015 Diverse Character went on to be featured in multiple magazine spreads such as XXL , Bully-Girl Mag, Hip-Hop Weekly and Cover boy for industry 21 Mag. Being a big year for Diverse's music career he also, won a UMA (Underground Music Award) in New York City for (Artist To Watch 2015). Following this he released his most promising work to day the "Golden Memories Ep" which showcased Diverse's many talents through vast sounds of music and broader messages. Featuring his hit song "Happy Place" which has opened him up to the indie world as we know it! Streaming over a 3 million times total in more than 52+ countries worldwide. He then went on to tour the golden memories all throughout 2016 in places such as Denver Colorado, New York City, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and more. Opening for acts such as Rich Homie Quan , Lil Flip , Rich The Kid, Night Lovell , Mobb deep and more! 2017 releasing one of his biggest records to date "Ring Ring Ring'' the prolific artist has been selling records and increasing his streams vastly since the release. The song gained much traction and viral attention which won the likes of kids, dancers and a new fan base for Diverse. From lounges, hookah bars, small venues to a vast change. He would continue to drop more dope records following which lead up to his big ep release in 2018 "Fell For Paradise". This would be the project to show his growth and tell his story as he dabbles in the industry as we know it. 2018 was very promising and beneficial for Diverse Character as he toured different parts of the spectrum. Places such as Texas , Denver Colorado ,  Montreal/Toronto , Los Angeles , North Carolina and more! As the new year awaits so does the opportunity! Lets see whats in store for Diverse <3

Sudan Ahmeer Williams (born November 17, 1989) is an American rapper and record producer, better known by his stage name Iamsu! (sometimes stylized IAmSu!). He is also a member of the production team The Invasion and the leader of the hip hop group The HBK Gang. Iamsu! has released various mixtapes in his career including Suzy 6 Speed, Million Dollar Afro with frequent collaborator Problem and the Kilt series. He is also known for featuring on LoveRance's "Up!", E-40's "Function", and Sage the Gemini's "Gas Pedal". He is set to release his debut studio album Sincerely Yours during April 2014.

Iamsu! started rapping under the name Su, but he would change it to Iamsu! due to search engine optimization.[4] He released his first mixtape Su! The Right Thing on July 4, 2010. In late 2011, Iamsu! produced, co-wrote and featured on LoveRance's 2011 hit "Up!" which included rapper 50 Cent on a remix that peaked at number 46 on the Billboard's Hot 100 and reached 2 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.[2][5] He followed that with an appearance on E-40's hit song "Function" along with Problem and YG. The song peaked at number 62 on the U.S. Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.[6] Later in 2012 he would also be featured on Jonn Hart's "Who Booty" and Wiz Khalifa's "Bout Me".[5]
2012-2013: $uzy 6 Speed, Million Dollar Afro and Kilt II[edit]
On October 2, 2012 Iamsu! put his previous mixtapes Kilt, Young California and Su! The Right Thing up for retail sale on iTunes. This would begin a trend where all his new mixtapes would also be released to iTunes.[7][8] On November 12, 2012 Iamsu! released another mixtape $uzy 6 Speed, featuring guest appearances by Juvenile, Problem and Wiz Khalifa. It contained the single "Mobbin'" and received critical acclaim upon release.[9][3][10] On February 13, 2013 Iamsu! and Problem, who he had met for the first time at the "Function" video shoot, released a collaboration mixtape titled Million Dollar Afro.[11] The mixtape would be praised by Tom Breihan of Stereogum and Spin named the mixtape one of the best rap releases of 2013.[12][13] It featured guest appearances by Juvenile, King L, Bad Lucc, Too Short, Omarion, Short Dawg, and Wiz Khalifa among others.[14] Following the release of the mixtape he toured with Problem on the 10-stop "Million Dollar Afro Tour".[11] On March 5, 2013 Spin named Iamsu! the tenth "Hottest MC in the Game".[15]
In May 2013 Iamsu! begun his first headlining tour, in promotion of his then upcoming mixtape Kilt II.[3] On June 6, 2013, Iamsu! released Kilt II as a retail mixtape, for free and to iTunes on July 9, 2013.[16] Production was primarily handled by Iamsu! along with other members of The Invasion.[17] Pitchfork Media gave the mixtape a 7.5 out of 10 rating saying, the mixtape "doubles down on all of his strongest and most likeable qualities: Largely self-produced, high-energy, and creative, it shows Iamsu! continuing to transform from a promising, agreeable Bay Area rap figure into a burgeoning star."[18][4] Spin would also praise the mixtape saying, "As much a showcase of Iamsu!'s production prowess as it is evidence of his unique lyrical skills, the new tape is an enjoyably bumpy ride through treble-y bleeps, bassy bloops, tinny drums, and hard-hustling vocals."[19] Following its release he told HipHopDX he was working with Wiz Khalifa and 2 Chainz on their upcoming albums Blacc Hollywood and B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time. He would make an appearance on the song "Livin" from B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time.[20]
2013-present: Debut album[edit]
Iamsu! was also featured on Sage the Gemini's "Gas Pedal" which peaked at number 29 on the Hot 100, making it both artist's first top 40 entries and their most successful single to date. On August 12, 2013 Iamsu! and his group HBK Gang released a compilation mixtape titled Gang Forever.[21] On December 3, 2013, Iamsu! released "Hipster Girls as the second single from Kilt II.
On January 3, 2014, Iamsu! released a remix to YG's "Who Do You Love" where he hinted at being signed and planning to release his debut album. Then on January 7, 2014, Iamsu! announced that his debut studio album would be titled Sincerely Yours and be released in April 2014. He also confirmed that the first single would feature Sage the Gemini and it would be released soon. In January 28, 2014, he released the album's first single "Only That Real" featuring Sage the Gemini and 2 Chainz.



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