BMI Exclusive: Making Music and More with Lil Jon
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- In the fast-paced, constantly shifting game of hip-hop, career longevity can be an elusive thing. One versatile rapper, writer, producer and DJ to have kept active and stayed more than relevant is Atlanta’s own titan of Crunk, Lil Jon. Since first exploding onto the scene in 1997, Lil Jon has been busily cranking out enduring singles like “Get Low,” “Goodies,” “Cyclone,” “Freek-A-Leek,” Turn Down For What,” and others that have brought a gritty, hardcore hip-hop edge to the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 and earned multiple GRAMMY-nominations and a GRAMMY-win in 2005 for the ubiquitous hit “Yeah” with Usher and Ludacris.
Beyond his music, punctuated by his inimitably bawdy catch phrases and resonant voice, Lil Jon is a seriously focused and driven creative force, having branched out into acting, commercials and become active in philanthropic ventures to help children in underdeveloped nations gain access to a proper education. BMI’s Associate Director, Creative, Atlanta, Reggie Stewart, recently sat down with the busy multi-hyphenate to find out how he first got started, what his creative process is like, and how he still keeps it all crunk.
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Lil Jon in rap music: YEAH!!!!!
Lil Jon in interview: Yeah.
Crunk Music!
I love all this advice he is giving ❤️
Yeah!!! Thank you for your advice Lil Jon!!!
That intro had lil Jon like “damn, I’m really all that” lol
Great interview! Thank you for posting!
Lil Jon's voice doesn't sound like that in rap music. Lol
Congrats.
Wuuuuttttt?
What's wrong with dude voice? On one hand you got a super soft voice and on the other hand you got Lil John. Lol.
You could tell that Reginald was born female at birth. No shade at all. It's just clear as day.
Why so few views
Cuz it's BMI. Many of the general public don't even know what BMI is. It's just for us musicians.