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Yung Joc
At the 2007 BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta, Georgia
Background information
Birth name	Jasiel Amon Robinson
Born	September 20, 1980 (1980-09-20) (age 27)citation needed
Origin	Atlanta, Georgia
Genre(s)	Southern hip hop, pop rap
Occupation(s)	Rapper
Instrument(s)	Vocals
Years active	2006 - present
Label(s)	Bad Boy South, Block Entertainment, Atlantic Records,Swagg Team Entertainment
Associated acts	Boyz n da Hood, Gorilla Zoe, 8 Ball & MJG, T-Pain, Trae, DJ Drama, Young Dro, Lil Scrappy, Young Jeezy, T.I., Flo-Rida
Website	http://www.yungjoc.com

Jasiel Robinson (born September 20, 1980^{citation needed}), better known by his stage name Yung Joc, is an American rapper from College Park, Georgia.

Yung Joc is also featured on the songs "Show Stopper" by Danity Kane (from Diddy's Making The Band 4) & Cassie's album track Call U Out. Despite the rumors, he is not related to rapper Young Jeezy.^[1] Yung Joc is on 2006 "Forbes' Richest Rappers List", ranking at #20, with a gross worth $10 million.^[2]

Contents 1 Career 1.1 New Joc City 1.2 Hustlenomics 2 Business deals 3 Discography 3.1 Albums 3.2 Mixtapes 3.3 Solo singles 3.4 Featured singles 4 Awards 5 References 6 External links

Career

New Joc City

Yung Joc was discovered by Russell "Block" Spencer after gaining fame in Atlanta with "It's Going Down" and "I Know You See It." In 2006, Yung Joc released his debut album New Joc City. The first single, "It's Goin' Down" charted at #3 on the billboard top 100 and #1 on the Hip Hop chart. This single was produced by Nitti. His second single, "I Know You See It" charted at #17 on the top 100 chart. His third single, "1st Time" was less successful. This song features Marques Houston and the video version added Trey Songz. Guest appearance on the album included Boyz n da Hood, Marques Houston, and many others. It is certified platinum, selling a million copies in the U.S.

Hustlenomics

Yung Joc was featured on other artists' singles including Danity Kane's "Show Stopper", Lil Boosie's "Zoom", and T-Pain's "Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin')". Yung Joc released his second album, Hustlenomics, on August 28, 2007. Guest appearances included The Game, Jim Jones, Bun B, Young Dro, Trick Daddy, Diddy, Jazze Pha, and the newly recruited member of Boyz n da Hood, (replacing Young Jeezy) Gorilla Zoe. The first single from the album "Coffee Shop" featuring Gorilla Zoe was a modest success. Joc's second single from Hustlenomics "Bottle Poppin'", also features Gorilla Zoe. There was also a video released for "Gettin' to Da Money. Later a video was made for "I'm a G". Yung Joc also features on a song with Hotstylz named "Lookin Boy".

Business deals

He owns two automobile-related companies, as well as a sunglasses line which will be debuting soon called Claudio St. James. Joc and his father will work together to manage the sunglasses line. Joc has been also said to have a new record label through Jive Records, called Swagg Team Entertainment. This label will see the debut from Chicago group Hotstylz; their first single will be "Lookin Boy".^[3]

Discography

Main article: Yung Joc discography

Albums

• 2006: New Joc City
• 2007: Hustlenomics
• 2009: Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood ^[4]

Mixtapes

• 2006: Joc of Spades
• 2007: The Best Files
• 2008: Pummo Is The Best

Solo singles

• 2006: "It's Goin' Down" (featuring Nitti)
• 2006: "I Know You See It" (featuring Ms. B)
• 2006: "1st Time " (featuring Marques Houston & Trey Songz)
• 2007: "Coffee Shop" (featuring Gorilla Zoe)
• 2007: "Bottle Poppin'" (featuring Gorilla Zoe)
• 2007: "Gettin' to da Money" (featuring Gorilla Zoe & Mike Carlito)
• 2008: "I'm A G" (featuring Young Dro & Bun B)
• 2008: "BooKoo"

Featured singles

• 2006: "Show Stopper" (Danity Kane featuring Yung Joc)
• 2006: "Zoom" (Lil Boosie featuring Yung Joc)
• 2006: "In the Hood" (Trae featuring Yung Joc & Big Pokey)
• 2007: "Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin')" (T-Pain featuring Yung Joc)
• 2007: "5000 Ones" (DJ Drama featuring Nelly, T.I., Yung Joc, Willie the Kid, Young Jeezy, & Twista)
• 2007: "Portrait of Love" (Cheri Dennis featuring Yung Joc & Gorilla Zoe)
• 2007: "Killa" (Cherish featuring Yung Joc)
• 2007: "Booty Bangs" (Jessi Malay featuring Yung Joc)^[5]
• 2008: "Block Boy" (Black Dimonz featuring Yung Joc & C.Beezy)
• 2008: "Juice Box" (Gorilla Zoe featuring Yung Joc)
• 2008: "U Can't" (One Chance featuring Yung Joc)
• 2008: "Call U Out" (Cassie featuring Yung Joc)
• 2008: "Get Like Me" (David Banner featuring Yung Joc & Chris Brown)
• 2008: "Lookin' Boy" (Hot Stylz featuring Yung Joc)
• 2008: "That WA" (A Pillowcase featuring Yung Joc and Lil' Banks)
• 2008: "So Fly" (Slim of 112 featuring Yung Joc)
• 2008: "Beep Beep" (Bobby Valentino featuring Yung Joc)^[6]

Awards

• BET Hip-Hop Awards
  • 2006, Hip-Hop Video of the Year ("It's Goin' Down") [Nominated]
  • 2006, Hip-Hop Track of the Year ("It's Goin' Down") [Won]
  • 2006, Rookie of the Year [Nominated]
  • 2006, Hip-Hop MVP of the Year [Nominated]
  • 2006, Best Live Performance [Nominated]

• Grammy Awards
  • 2007, Best Rap Song ("It's Goin' Down") [Nominated]

• MTV Video Music Awards
  • 2006, Best Rap Video ("It's Goin' Down") [Nominated]

• Ozone Awards
  • 2007, Best Rap/R&B Collaboration ("Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin')") with T-Pain [Nominated]

References

External links

• Yung Joc's official website
• Yung Joc at MySpace
• Yung Joc at the Internet Movie Database
• Yung Joc interview with Nobodysmiling.com

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