Jaquae Research Paper

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Hardworking, energetic, and gifted with talent, Jaquae is the new hip-hop artist to hit the scene. Uniquely-equipped with a distinctive sound, Jaquae’s exceptional ability to make music come alive with storytelling has crowned him the “Hook King.” With just a few years on the music scene, Jaquae has laid down hooks for big name such as Pappose, Rick Ross, Jim Jones, Maino, among others. Born in Harlem, New York and raised in South Carolina, Jaquae began his profession in the entertainment industry as "Crazy Legs," the dancer in a group called "Hood President." The group went viral in 2007 when they introduced to the world the funky dance craze called Aunt Jackie. The frenzy-stirring step with hand claps, bouncing, shoulder dips and leg snaps subsequently earned a Best Hip Hop Dance nomination at the 2007 BET Hip Hop Awards. …show more content…
Shortly, he began working entry level at Bad Boy Records, where he met his good friend, and (now) manager, Rome. Rome saw first-hand, the talent and drive Jaquae possessed. So, he in return, took it upon himself to guide and nurture him. With Jaquae's animated personality and Rome's mentorship abilities, Jaquae was able to land a gig as hypeman for fellow MC; Fred the Godson. Starting this new role in 2010, gave him a new experience while

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