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When asked how he would compare himself to other artists, simply put, Vice Verses states: "I wouldn't." Born and bred in the birthplace of Hip Hop, Jason Williams, better known by his artist name, Vice Verses, sets himself apart from the stereotypical "NYC rapper." His artist name, alone, is unique. When asked what the meaning behind it was, he explains that his use of double entendres in his music and the concept of duality, inspired the name. 

Having witnessed, first-hand, the inception of Hip Hop in the Bronx, Vice claims that he has known no other way to live but through, and for, the culture. At the ripe age of twelve, Vice received a few Hip Hop lyrics in the mail from his sister's boyfriend, who was in jail at the time. After reading through his lyrics and examining them closer, a young Vice grew to realize that he could write better lyrics.  It was at this moment of clarity that changed the course of Vice's path in life. With early influences from a few greats like Rakim, KRS One and Big Daddy Kane, Vice drew inspiration from these artists in his early stages of writing. It's no wonder why he strongly proclaims "My sound is SO NY!" when asked how he describes his music. 

Not to be that artist who "dumbs down" his content, Vice has remained true to his style of Hip Hop.  "My lyrics represent the new age of word play - from an intelligent artist." No longer that twelve year old boy, Vice has grown into a man of Hip Hop. A man of Hip Hop with a vision whose goal is to not only entertain the masses and enlighten them but provide a source of Hip Hop as well. This source can be found in in Lower Manhattan, every Sunday, known as "End of the Weak." EOW is NYC's longest running music showcase & open mic platform, made into fruition by Vice. With over a decade under the belt, EOW is now in over twelve countries as well. 

As you can see, Vice Verses isn't just a Hip Hop artist. In a sense, he is an embodiment of Hip Hop. His music and contribution will only continue to justify that. 


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