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Lawrence White (born December 16, 1979), is an American rapper and actor, better known as 40 Glocc. He is currently signed to Infamous Records and G-Unit Records.

Lawrence White was born in Galveston Texas on December 16, 1979. At the age of eight he moved with his mother to various locations in California, until finally settling in the Inland Empire district of Colton also known as "The Zoo". There, he joined the local set of the Crips gang known as the Colton City Crips, though during an injunction against the Crip set, he later denied his involvement in the gang. He then began to rap with local friends and by 1997, his group, the "Zoo Crew", were recording and promoting their first album, Migrate, Adapt or Die, produced by Tony G and Julio G.

40 Glocc negotiated a deal with Empire Musicwerks, with distribution by BMG. It was through this deal, he recorded and released his first solo effort, "The Jakal", which featured such guests as, Bad Azz, Tray Deee, Ras Kass, Kurupt, Mac Minister, Spice 1 and several others; and such producers as Battlecat and Dr. Dre among several others. It was after this album that he decided to part ways with Empire Music.

His manager had another act located out of New York, called Mobb Deep who were also becoming a success. Mobb Deep was then signed to G-Unit Records, and 40 Glocc joined their label, Infamous Records, under the G-Unit imprint.

40 Glocc is working with artists such as Dr. Dre, The Alchemist and Havoc. He is also currently working on an untitled album. He has also been working with his group, the "Zoo Babies", whilst also trying to promote his label "Zoo Life Ent.".[7] He has also been on tour with such acts as G-Unit, Mobb Deep, and other artists signed to the G-Unit Record label. He's released a song entitled "Where the Hammers At?",[8] the beat for which was later used as the beat for G-Unit's song Rider Pt. 2.[5] He later released a remix to "Hammers" which features G-Unit and their respective verses of Rider Pt. 2.[9] In late fall 2010, 40 Glocc signed affiliated rapper Ras Kass to his label Zoo Life.
[edit] Controversy
[edit] Government

Though 40 Glocc once claimed to be a member of the Colton City Crips, when an injunction was filed to stop him and fellow gang members from referencing the gang,[1] he denied his involvement within the gang and their activities.[1]
[edit] Discography
[edit] Studio albums

* 2003: The Jakal
* 2009: Concrete Jungle
* 2011: Big Bad 4-0 New World Agenda

[edit] Collaboration albums

* 1997: Migrate, Adapt or Die (with Zoo Crew)
* 2009: Concrete Jungle (with Zoo Life)

[edit] Official mixtapes

* 2006: Outspoken[10]

* 2006: Outspoken 2[11]

* 2007: Outspoken 3 (With DJ Whoo Kid, hosted by 50 Cent)[12]

* 2007: That New Nigga (With DJ Nik Bean and DJ Felli Fel)[2][13]

* 2009: I Am Legend (With DJ Whoo Kid and DJ Nik Bean)[14]

[edit] Filmography

1999: Thicker Than Water 2000: Tha Eastsidaz 2002: Book Of Love

* American Rap Stars

2008: Number One With A Bullet 2009: Miss March

* The Second Half
* Rhyme And Punishment

Videos: 40 Glocc

Grindin

One Day at a Time

Take Me Away

Welcome to California (remix)



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	Videos: 40 Glocc Grindin One Day at a Time Take Me Away Welcome to California (remix) Lawrence White (born December 16, 1979), is an American rapper and actor, better known as 40 Glocc. He is currently signed to Infamous Records and G-Unit Records. Lawrence White was born in Galveston Texas on December 16, 1979. At the age of eight he moved with his mother to various locations in California, until finally settling in the Inland Empire district of Colton also known as "The Zoo". There, he joined the local set of the Crips gang known as the Colton City Crips, though during an injunction against the Crip set, he later denied his involvement in the gang. He then began to rap with local friends and by 1997, his group, the "Zoo Crew", were recording and promoting their first album, Migrate, Adapt or Die, produced by Tony G and Julio G. 40 Glocc negotiated a deal with Empire Musicwerks, with distribution by BMG. It was through this deal, he recorded and released his first solo effort, "The Jakal", which featured such guests as, Bad Azz, Tray Deee, Ras Kass, Kurupt, Mac Minister, Spice 1 and several others; and such producers as Battlecat and Dr. Dre among several others. It was after this album that he decided to part ways with Empire Music. His manager had another act located out of New York, called Mobb Deep who were also becoming a success. Mobb Deep was then signed to G-Unit Records, and 40 Glocc joined their label, Infamous Records, under the G-Unit imprint. 40 Glocc is working with artists such as Dr. Dre, The Alchemist and Havoc. He is also currently working on an untitled album. He has also been working with his group, the "Zoo Babies", whilst also trying to promote his label "Zoo Life Ent.".[7] He has also been on tour with such acts as G-Unit, Mobb Deep, and other artists signed to the G-Unit Record label. He's released a song entitled "Where the Hammers At?",[8] the beat for which was later used as the beat for G-Unit's song Rider Pt. 2.[5] He later released a remix to "Hammers" which features G-Unit and their respective verses of Rider Pt. 2.[9] In late fall 2010, 40 Glocc signed affiliated rapper Ras Kass to his label Zoo Life. [edit] Controversy [edit] Government Though 40 Glocc once claimed to be a member of the Colton City Crips, when an injunction was filed to stop him and fellow gang members from referencing the gang,[1] he denied his involvement within the gang and their activities.[1] [edit] Discography [edit] Studio albums * 2003: The Jakal * 2009: Concrete Jungle * 2011: Big Bad 4-0 New World Agenda [edit] Collaboration albums * 1997: Migrate, Adapt or Die (with Zoo Crew) * 2009: Concrete Jungle (with Zoo Life) [edit] Official mixtapes * 2006: Outspoken[10] * 2006: Outspoken 2[11] * 2007: Outspoken 3 (With DJ Whoo Kid, hosted by 50 Cent)[12] * 2007: That New Nigga (With DJ Nik Bean and DJ Felli Fel)[2][13] * 2009: I Am Legend (With DJ Whoo Kid and DJ Nik Bean)[14] [edit] Filmography 1999: Thicker Than Water 2000: Tha Eastsidaz 2002: Book Of Love * American Rap Stars 2008: Number One With A Bullet 2009: Miss March * The Second Half * Rhyme And Punishment
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