wats good world its ya boy big lo 485 shawty out hea doin one thing that I love the most an that's this music tryin to put on for my city an everybody whoever coming this is what I do one of the best gifts god ever gave an we gone make it so get ready world cause charlotte coming

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Blending trap beats, soulful vocals, and smooth guitars into a seamless package, J.Rob the Chief is a certified pop icon in the making. As much as assertive confidence and heart-felt sentiment, J.Rob’s music radiates easygoing vibes, which draws the listener in with good energy. There’s a single-minded professionalism to his work, but he never takes himself too seriously or loses touch with the sheer joy of performing.

Growing up in Arizona, music was just another chore for the young artist who would become J.Rob, and his music producer father instilled in him both a love of hip-hop and a tireless work ethic. “As a kid, I’d spend late nights in the studio with my dad,” he remembers. “After my homework, I couldn’t play PlayStation or play basketball, I had to write music.”  All the years of practice have paid off in dividends, because now his hard work looks effortless. He approaches writing hooks like a master craftsman, but it’s always natural, never forced.

Frame the Great was born March, 20, 1991. As a youth, he always had a passion for all genres of music. Frame the Great started rapping at the age of 11 and by the age of 12, he converted his free writing poetry into rap lyrics. At the age of 14 he was introduced to a local recording engineer by the name of John (Redrum) Williams, it was there were he had his first recording experience. Rapidly, rumors started to spread around town that a young lyricist was on the rise by the name of Frame the Great. Earning his title as a "Lyrical Emcee", he was soon crowned "King" as a freshman in high school.

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