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Johnnie McKenzie (born March 1, 1986), better known by his stage name Jay Rock, is an American rapper. He was named one of the top 13 most street artists by XXL. His voice has been called a cross between The Notorious B.I.G. and Shyne. He is a part of the rap group Black Hippy which also features Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul. Rock signed to Strange Music and will release his debut studio album Follow Me Home on May 17, 2011 backed by the single "All My Life (In the Ghetto)".

Jay Rock was born and raised in Watts California in the Nickerson Gardens Projects.[5] He released mixtapes in his neighborhood and later was signed to Warner Bros. records and Top Dawg Entertainment.[6]
[edit] 2008–present: Follow Me Home and move to Strange Music

He released his debut single, "All My Life (In the Ghetto)" in late 2008, which featured artists Lil Wayne and will.i.am and was one of iTunes's Free Downloads in early 2009. His debut album Follow Me Home is expected to be released in spring 2011 released under Strange Music.[7] He was featured on the cover of XXL's annual Top 10 Freshmen issue.[8] He was also named one of MTV's 2010 breakthrough MC's.[9] Jay Rock was featured on Omarion's single "Hoodie" and was supposed to be featured on Flo Rida's third studio album Only One Flo but was left off the final tracklisting.[10] His mixtape "From the Hood to the Cover of XXL" was released to iTunes on July 24, 2010 as was his mixtape Tales From the Hood 2 on March 28, 2010.[11][12] He toured with 50 Cent and other various artists on The Invitation Tour. Jay Rock signed with indie record label Strange Music in the Fall of 2010 on a multi-album deal after leaving from Warner Bros.[7] Jay Rock then went on tour with Tech N9ne, E-40, Glasses Malone, Kutt Calhoun and Kendrick Lamar on the "Independent Grind National Tour".[13] His mixtape Black Friday was released December 7, 2010 to iTunes.[14] Follow Me Home is set to be released on July 26, 2011.[15]
[edit] Personal life

He is widely known as a member of the Bloods street gang.

This is the discography of American rapper Jay Rock.

2011 Follow Me Home

Released: July 26, 2011[1]
Label: Top Dawg Entertainment/Strange Music
Formats: CD, digital download

To Be Released
[edit] Mixtapes
Year Title
2006 Watts Finest Vol. I
Watts Finest Vol. II: The Nickerson Files
2007 Watts Finest Vol. III: The Watts Riots
No Sleep 'Til NYC (with Kendrick Lamar, f.k.a. K-Dot)
2008 Do It Nigga Squad Vol. 1 (with Top Dawg Ent.)
Coming Soon To A Hood Near You
2009 Coming Soon 2 A Hood Near You[a]
Gudda Muzik
30 Day Takeover
2010 From Hood Tales to the Cover of XXL[a]
Black Friday[a]

Mixtapes notes
A. 1 2 3 This mixtape was made available on iTunes.

[edit] Singles
Year Title U.S. Hot 100 U.S. R&B U.S. Rap Album
2007 "Lift Me Up" – – – Follow Me Home
2008 "All My Life (In the Ghetto)" (feat. Lil Wayne & will.i.am) – 110
[citation needed] –
2011 "Hood Gone Love It" (feat. Kendrick Lamar) – – –
[edit] As featured performer
Year Title U.S. Hot 100 U.S. R&B U.S. Rap Album
2009 "I'm a Rida" (L-Boy featuring Jay Rock, Glasses Malone & Jah Free)[2] – – – The Thump Ridaz Mix
" Hoodie" (Omarion featuring Jay Rock) – – – Ollusion
2010 "Look Out the Window" (Serius Jones featuring Jay Rock) – – – Non-album single
" The Life" (Yukmouth featuring Ya Boy, Jay Rock and London)[3] – – – Free at Last
" Ghood" (Pezzy Montana featuring Jay Rock)[4] – – – Non-album single
[edit] Guest appearances
Year Album Artist(s) Album Song
2006 Tupac Shakur Pac's Life "What'z Next?" (also featuring A3)
2008 Eastwood Making History "West Really" (also featuring The Game)[5]
The Game Rap or Die 6 "Better Dayz (West Coast Remix)" (also featuring Ya Boy, Crooked I, K. Dot, MC Juice, Dubb Union & Ab-Soul)[6]
2009 Nipsey Hussle Bullets Ain't Got No Name, Vol. 3 "Army All by Myself" (also featuring Tupac Shakur & June Summers)[7]
non-album song "Hussle in the House (Remix)" (also featuring Maino)[8]
Big Pooh The Delightful Bars "Nothing Less" (also featuring K. Dot & Ab Soul)
Glasses Malone Nightmare on Seven Street Mixtape "Before It All Ends" (also featuring Snoop Dogg)[9]
Focus... The Pay Homeage LP "Homeage to Dr. Dre" (also featuring Crooked I, Kida & Marsha Ambrosius)[10]
Laws Don Cannon Presents: 4:57 AM "Number One"[11]
2010 DJ Kay Slay More Than Just a DJ "Layed Out" (also featuring Bun B, Dorrough, Papoose, Twista & Young Chris)
Ab-Soul Long Term 2 "Lifestyle"[12]
Gudda Gudda Back 2 Guddaville "Gudda" (also featuring Menace)
Tech N9ne The Gates Mixed Plate "Paper" (also featuring Joe Vertigo)
Freddie Gibbs Str8 Killa "Rep 2 tha Fullest"
DJ Whoo Kid Napalm "Ugly" (also featuring Xzibit & Trick Trick)[13]
J-Hood non-album song "Ain't Playin"[14]
Tech N9ne Bad Season (Mixtape) "Down For The Block" (also featuring Big Scoob, Krizz Kaliko & Kutt Calhoun)[15]
2011 DJ Kay Slay Soul Controler "Put the Mic Down" (also featuring Kendrick Lamar, Fred the Godson & Jon Connor)[16]
Ab-Soul Long-Term Mentality "Constipation" (also featuring Kendrick Lamar & Schoolboy Q)[17]
Travis Barker Give the Drummer Some "Don't Fuck With Me" (also featuring Paul Wall & Kurupt)[18]
Nina B. Unknown mixtape "Poppin'"[19]
Big Scoob Damn Fool "DAMU'" (also featuring Messy Marv, Bumpy Knuckles & Skatterman)

Videos: Jay Rock

Boomerang

Code Red

Hood Gone Love It

Just Like Me

Life's A Gamble

Money

Say Wassup

Yola


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	Videos: Jay Rock Boomerang Code Red Hood Gone Love It Just Like Me Life's A Gamble Money Say Wassup Yola Johnnie McKenzie (born March 1, 1986), better known by his stage name Jay Rock, is an American rapper. He was named one of the top 13 most street artists by XXL. His voice has been called a cross between The Notorious B.I.G. and Shyne. He is a part of the rap group Black Hippy which also features Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q and Ab-Soul. Rock signed to Strange Music and will release his debut studio album Follow Me Home on May 17, 2011 backed by the single "All My Life (In the Ghetto)". Jay Rock was born and raised in Watts California in the Nickerson Gardens Projects.[5] He released mixtapes in his neighborhood and later was signed to Warner Bros. records and Top Dawg Entertainment.[6] [edit] 2008–present: Follow Me Home and move to Strange Music He released his debut single, "All My Life (In the Ghetto)" in late 2008, which featured artists Lil Wayne and will.i.am and was one of iTunes's Free Downloads in early 2009. His debut album Follow Me Home is expected to be released in spring 2011 released under Strange Music.[7] He was featured on the cover of XXL's annual Top 10 Freshmen issue.[8] He was also named one of MTV's 2010 breakthrough MC's.[9] Jay Rock was featured on Omarion's single "Hoodie" and was supposed to be featured on Flo Rida's third studio album Only One Flo but was left off the final tracklisting.[10] His mixtape "From the Hood to the Cover of XXL" was released to iTunes on July 24, 2010 as was his mixtape Tales From the Hood 2 on March 28, 2010.[11][12] He toured with 50 Cent and other various artists on The Invitation Tour. Jay Rock signed with indie record label Strange Music in the Fall of 2010 on a multi-album deal after leaving from Warner Bros.[7] Jay Rock then went on tour with Tech N9ne, E-40, Glasses Malone, Kutt Calhoun and Kendrick Lamar on the "Independent Grind National Tour".[13] His mixtape Black Friday was released December 7, 2010 to iTunes.[14] Follow Me Home is set to be released on July 26, 2011.[15] [edit] Personal life He is widely known as a member of the Bloods street gang. This is the discography of American rapper Jay Rock. 2011 Follow Me Home Released: July 26, 2011[1] Label: Top Dawg Entertainment/Strange Music Formats: CD, digital download To Be Released [edit] Mixtapes Year Title 2006 Watts Finest Vol. I Watts Finest Vol. II: The Nickerson Files 2007 Watts Finest Vol. III: The Watts Riots No Sleep 'Til NYC (with Kendrick Lamar, f.k.a. K-Dot) 2008 Do It Nigga Squad Vol. 1 (with Top Dawg Ent.) Coming Soon To A Hood Near You 2009 Coming Soon 2 A Hood Near You[a] Gudda Muzik 30 Day Takeover 2010 From Hood Tales to the Cover of XXL[a] Black Friday[a] Mixtapes notes A. 1 2 3 This mixtape was made available on iTunes. [edit] Singles Year Title U.S. Hot 100 U.S. R&B U.S. Rap Album 2007 "Lift Me Up" – – – Follow Me Home 2008 "All My Life (In the Ghetto)" (feat. Lil Wayne & will.i.am) – 110 [citation needed] – 2011 "Hood Gone Love It" (feat. Kendrick Lamar) – – – [edit] As featured performer Year Title U.S. Hot 100 U.S. R&B U.S. Rap Album 2009 "I'm a Rida" (L-Boy featuring Jay Rock, Glasses Malone & Jah Free)[2] – – – The Thump Ridaz Mix " Hoodie" (Omarion featuring Jay Rock) – – – Ollusion 2010 "Look Out the Window" (Serius Jones featuring Jay Rock) – – – Non-album single " The Life" (Yukmouth featuring Ya Boy, Jay Rock and London)[3] – – – Free at Last " Ghood" (Pezzy Montana featuring Jay Rock)[4] – – – Non-album single [edit] Guest appearances Year Album Artist(s) Album Song 2006 Tupac Shakur Pac's Life "What'z Next?" (also featuring A3) 2008 Eastwood Making History "West Really" (also featuring The Game)[5] The Game Rap or Die 6 "Better Dayz (West Coast Remix)" (also featuring Ya Boy, Crooked I, K. Dot, MC Juice, Dubb Union & Ab-Soul)[6] 2009 Nipsey Hussle Bullets Ain't Got No Name, Vol. 3 "Army All by Myself" (also featuring Tupac Shakur & June Summers)[7] non-album song "Hussle in the House (Remix)" (also featuring Maino)[8] Big Pooh The Delightful Bars "Nothing Less" (also featuring K. Dot & Ab Soul) Glasses Malone Nightmare on Seven Street Mixtape "Before It All Ends" (also featuring Snoop Dogg)[9] Focus... The Pay Homeage LP "Homeage to Dr. Dre" (also featuring Crooked I, Kida & Marsha Ambrosius)[10] Laws Don Cannon Presents: 4:57 AM "Number One"[11] 2010 DJ Kay Slay More Than Just a DJ "Layed Out" (also featuring Bun B, Dorrough, Papoose, Twista & Young Chris) Ab-Soul Long Term 2 "Lifestyle"[12] Gudda Gudda Back 2 Guddaville "Gudda" (also featuring Menace) Tech N9ne The Gates Mixed Plate "Paper" (also featuring Joe Vertigo) Freddie Gibbs Str8 Killa "Rep 2 tha Fullest" DJ Whoo Kid Napalm "Ugly" (also featuring Xzibit & Trick Trick)[13] J-Hood non-album song "Ain't Playin"[14] Tech N9ne Bad Season (Mixtape) "Down For The Block" (also featuring Big Scoob, Krizz Kaliko & Kutt Calhoun)[15] 2011 DJ Kay Slay Soul Controler "Put the Mic Down" (also featuring Kendrick Lamar, Fred the Godson & Jon Connor)[16] Ab-Soul Long-Term Mentality "Constipation" (also featuring Kendrick Lamar & Schoolboy Q)[17] Travis Barker Give the Drummer Some "Don't Fuck With Me" (also featuring Paul Wall & Kurupt)[18] Nina B. Unknown mixtape "Poppin'"[19] Big Scoob Damn Fool "DAMU'" (also featuring Messy Marv, Bumpy Knuckles & Skatterman)
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