Jack Ü is Diplo and Skrillex.

Winners of the 2016 Grammy Award for Best Dance/Electronic Album (Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ù) and Best Dance Recording (Where Are Ü Now featuring Justin Bieber) 

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SKRILLEX AND DIPLO PRESENT JACK Ü
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Bubba the Love Sponge® (born Todd Clem), age 46, is a native of Warsaw, Indiana who began his career in 1986 at radio station WPFR in Terre Haute while he was in college. By age 25, he was doing morning hit radio in Chicago – and also has broadcast or been syndicated in Grand Rapids, MI; Milwaukee, WI; Philadelphia, PA; Toledo, OH; San Diego, CA; Columbus, OH; Cincinnati, OH; San Antonio, TX; Tampa, FL; Orlando, FL; West Palm Beach, FL; Macon, GA; Wichita, KS; Shreveport, LA; Ft. Myers, FL; Jacksonville, GL, and Hartford, CT, for which he earned multiple awards from Billboard and Radio & Records, including four consecutive R&R DJ of the Year awards and six Billboard Rock Air Personality of the Year awards.

In 1999 he legally changed his name to the trademarked Bubba the Love Sponge®, a nickname given to him by a former fellow DJ which appears as such on his passport and driver’s license. His name recognition and popularity grew as the Bubba the Love Sponge ® Show became syndicated throughout the US, and he became a top-rated media figure operating out of the Tampa Bay area.

In 2004, Bubba lost his job in terrestrial radio due to crackdowns on “indecency.” During his time off, Bubba made headlines when he ran for sheriff of Pinellas County, Florida in 2004. Although unsuccessful in his bid, he garnered 30% of the vote. Bubba was able to keep the entire show staff together until Howard Stern brought him to Sirius Satellite Radio in 2006 to be part of his groundbreaking new lineup. In January 2008, the Bubba Radio Network returned to terrestrial radio in Tampa with a bang, jumping instantly to #1 in most major demos, where he still reigns today.

Bubba maintains a longtime team of loyal co-hosts and producers, who bring a wide range of talents to the show: Audio production and impersonation wizard Manson, the cool black guy 25 cent, Trace, Tuddle, Bfudd, and radio’s oldest and crankiest pervert, Ned and executive producer Drew "Five Head" Scott. Listeners are equally familiar with and entertained by Bubba staffers such as Jabber Jaw, Pantera and more.

Bubba’s off-air interests, such as race car driving, enjoy a prominent place on his show, which has become the “go to” place for people who are interested in fast cars and bikes, hot women, captivating sports, compelling guests, and humorous, real-world political discourse of the “Bubba” kind. His13-year old car racing son, Tyler, his girl friend "Naughty Nikki", and his mother “Janiecakes” are frequently heard on Bubba’s shows and are popular figures with fans. 

Bubba is respected for his ability to attract and maintain audiences with his lightning-quick mind and tongue, his sharp sense of humor, his everyman approach to many nontraditional radio topics, and for the unique lingo he often uses on-air, which fans refer to as “Bubbaspeak.” Fans of the show are known nationwide as the “Bubba Army,” and are very active in participating in functions and calls to action, where it is not uncommon to have thousands show their strength and support for the show

Twenty20 is comprised of four 11th graders: vocalist Hugo Carney, guitarist Ben Froman, bassist Lucas Donovan, and drummer Joey Doyle. They hail from Washington, D.C, and they like pizza, skateboarding, writing music, and girls — not necessarily in that order.

The band's growing fan base was hooked by the 2014 music video release for "Heart Thief," an original rock anthem that propelled them to performances at 9:30 Club and Hard Rock Cafe. In early 2015, the band released a self titled EP featuring two new original songs: "Further," a brooding imagination of a world beyond love and hate, and "Waiting," an infectious power-pop classic-to-be about love and its 
frustrations with a driving beat and harmonies you’ll soon be singing to yourself.
Formed in 2010 when Froman moved to D.C. and began looking for friends to play music, the band dubbed itself Twenty20 for a variety of reasons — there's the obvious allusion to perfect vision, but 2020 also happens to be the year the bandmates will graduate from high school.

Instagram: Twenty20_band
Snapchat: Twenty20band

I write songs all the time but I'm a use this thing to play you old demos. Don't steal 'em. I love you.

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