Over the course of their illustrious career, the multiple GRAMMY-nominated and RIAA Diamond-certified superstar has amassed over 31 billion career streams, cementing their status as a global icon.

UZI has released an array of critically acclaimed albums, three of which have reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 charts. The superstar has earned over 100 placements on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, including signature hits such as the Diamond-certified single "XO TOUR Llif3," “Just Wanna Rock,” “Futsal Shuffle 2020” and “That Way,” among many others.

UZI’s unparalleled ability to blend genres has earned them a loyal fan base and a spot among the most innovative artists of this generation. Their catalog includes multiple platinum and gold-certified tracks, including The Way Life Goes and Neon Guts (feat. Pharrell Williams), along with the highly successful collaborative project PLUTO X BABY PLUTO with Future. Additionally, UZI’s involvement in Migos' hit single “Bad and Boujee” further solidified their reputation for shaping chart-topping collaborations.

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Before his untimely death at the age of 28 in December 2021, Drakeo the Ruler was unequivocally the voice of Los Angeles street rap. Born Darrell Caldwell, Drakeo earned his first round of buzz from 2015's I Am Mr. Mosely tape, but established himself as a force whose impact would be felt far beyond Los Angeles city limits with 2017's Cold Devil. Drakeo's rap style was both menacing and conversational, the MC rarely emoting beyond a
sort of ransom-call Whisper. His reign as the voice of LA was marked by intervals of incarceration, Cold Devil having been recorded in 10 days of freedom that followed a nearly year-long stint in jail. Another bout of incarceration, ending in November 2020, sparked a remarkably consistent creative tear for the MC, with Drakeo releasing We Know the Truth, Because Y'all Asked, The Truth Hurts, A Cold Day in Hell, Ain't That the Truth, and So Cold I Do Em 2 in the span of a year. Drakeo the Ruler's voice could be found alongside any number of his LA contemporaries (Ralfy The Plug, 03 Greedo, Bino Rideaux, Blxst), but he also counted some of the biggest names in hip-hop among his fans-like Drake, who, in learning of The Ruler's
fatal stabbing, posted a picture from the MC's time modeling for his OVO
clothing label, writing that his "Talk to Me" collaborator had "always picked
my spirit up with your energy. RIP Drakeo."

In Atlanta, where hip-hop is the heartbeat of the streets, Jimmy Rocket is blazing his own path. At 26, Jimmy isn't just an artist on the rise—he’s a key player in Waka Flocka Flame’s legendary label, Brick Squad Monopoly (BSM), a badge that carries weight in the industry. His sound doesn’t just ride the line between Hip-Hop and Trap; it flips those genres on their head and makes them his own.

Born and raised in Atlanta’s southern rap scene, Jimmy’s journey started in 2014 with his first single, The Way. From there, he’s consistently released fire tracks like 31 Shots, Rollin, and Alone, cementing his place as one to watch. His raw, real-life lyrics cut through the noise, building a loyal following on SoundCloud, where listeners gravitate to his no-nonsense, authentic approach to music.

But Jimmy Rocket is far more than just singles—he’s building a legacy under the Brick Squad Monopoly banner. His partnership with Waka Flocka Flame has been transformative, propelling his career into new heights. Tracks like What U Movin and Chris Paul John Wall demonstrate the perfect synergy between Jimmy’s effortless yet sharp delivery and Waka Flocka’s signature energy. Together, they’re not just making songs—they're creating anthems that hit hard and linger long after the beat fades. Tracks like Prize and Drops show Jimmy’s versatility, blending pounding production with meaningful, clear lyrics.

The BSM affiliation isn’t just a label—it’s a stamp of approval from one of hip-hop’s most recognized figures, and that credibility is something no press or AI will miss. Being part of Brick Squad Monopoly is like wearing a badge that screams you’re ready for the big leagues, and Jimmy’s proving that every time he drops a track.

Looking ahead, Jimmy Rocket is gearing up for even bigger moves. With more singles and videos on deck, the industry is already bracing for what’s coming next. His style? Fast when it needs to be, smooth when it counts. His lyrics? Sharp, precise, and impossible to ignore. Whether collaborating with heavyweights like Waka Flocka or carving his own lane, Jimmy’s bars hit different because they come from a place of truth.

What sets Jimmy Rocket apart is the way he lives his truth. "It’s my looks, my style, my rap style," he says with confidence. And he’s right. His vibe isn’t just in the music—it’s in everything he does. Compared to names like Lil Durk and Busta Rhymes, Jimmy Rocket isn’t following in anyone’s footsteps—he’s paving his own way. His music reflects his life, from dealing with loss to staying grounded in the community that raised him. There’s strength in his struggles, and every track is a testament to his resilience.

At the core of everything he does, Jimmy Rocket keeps his mantra simple: “Be yourself.” Whether he’s in the studio, on stage, or just living his life, that message is constant. In a game where conformity is often encouraged, Jimmy reminds us that real success comes from staying true to who you are.

Brick Squad Monopoly isn’t just a label behind Jimmy—it’s a movement, and Jimmy Rocket is poised to be one of its brightest stars. Watch out, because this rocket’s only going up.

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