Producer for @Dreamville
NYC / LA
Joined October 2008
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Elite retweeted
All these words mean nothing… ALOUD! OUT NOW!
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Elite retweeted
Talk To Me out now, and my album ALOUD! will be yours on 10.16
luckydaye.lnk.to/ALOUD
Elite retweeted
new @iamluckydaye album dropping October 16th 🔥
produced track 10 on there with my brother @Elite 🫡 coming soon. glad to be apart of this project
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Chris Rock explains what “making it” in Hollywood means to him today:
“Most people don’t make it in Hollywood. Making it is, to me, where I’m at right now: my daughter having great kids. Having love in your life. If you got no love, you’re broke as f—k. That’s making it. All this other stuff, it’s just a job at the end of the day... I often think about school. You go to college and spend 18 years in school. What do you remember? You remember who you dated, who wouldn’t date you, how the dating was going on, who you loved, who didn’t love you. That’s all you remember. You don't remember any classes. You remember 4% of the teachers. But you remember all the love you got — and all the love you didn’t get.”
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Elite retweeted
Nothing that can explain what this moment means to the city of Fayetteville unless you are here tonight. This is different.
I don’t know if a rapper ever made it to this level of superstardom coming from a city this small. This means everything to them and it’s beautiful.
Elite retweeted
DREAMER ☁️☁️☁️
Designed, Developed and Manufactured Independently. 5 years in the making and the time has finally come.
Indie 5000 available in Fayetteville, NC tomorrow. Information available for the location at Dreamerinc.com
Elite retweeted
Been on a plane all day but happy 7th birthday to Mirrorland by @EarthGang this album meant the world to create and I got endless memories and history if anybody wana ask about it. This project changed my life.
Elite retweeted
Such a gem shout out @Elite
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Today I learned that the reason J. Cole got emotional the other night performing ‘Love Yourz’ in the now viral clip was because of a kid named Collin Griffin, who he met in 2017 when Collin was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. Collin’s Make-A-Wish was to meet Cole, and when he passed away the next year, Cole was even mentioned in his obituary.
Collin met Cole backstage at a show in DC, and Dreamville took care of him with merch and the like. Cole even took the shoes off his feet and signed them for Collin, asking him to work hard to beat cancer.
Collin told Cole that his music has been inspirational for him and helped him get through this difficult time, to which Cole responded "No, you inspire me." Collin broke down in tears.
Fast forward to Cole’s Cleveland show over the weekend, Collin’s family attended and held up pictures of him, which Cole called out right before performing ‘Love Yourz.’
Collin loved to draw, had a great passion for music, and he lived each day to the fullest. RIP 💙🕊️
“We love Collin, man” -Cole
Elite retweeted
Much love to the Griffin family. Still inspired to this day by them #CollinStrong
Today I learned that the reason J. Cole got emotional the other night performing ‘Love Yourz’ in the now viral clip was because of a kid named Collin Griffin, who he met in 2017 when Collin was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. Collin’s Make-A-Wish was to meet Cole, and when he passed away the next year, Cole was even mentioned in his obituary.
Collin met Cole backstage at a show in DC, and Dreamville took care of him with merch and the like. Cole even took the shoes off his feet and signed them for Collin, asking him to work hard to beat cancer.
Collin told Cole that his music has been inspirational for him and helped him get through this difficult time, to which Cole responded "No, you inspire me." Collin broke down in tears.
Fast forward to Cole’s Cleveland show over the weekend, Collin’s family attended and held up pictures of him, which Cole called out right before performing ‘Love Yourz.’
Collin loved to draw, had a great passion for music, and he lived each day to the fullest. RIP 💙🕊️
“We love Collin, man” -Cole
Elite retweeted
Crafting the right beat for someone as notorious as @Therealkiss already comes with a lot of pressure, but when the sample for the beat that got picked has to be remade without knowledge of music theory, that’s a different type of challenge entirely.
For @Elite this would become the ultimate test of his technical skills as a producer. What would become @Therealkiss’ “Shoot Outs” originally used a sample from the band Queen, that subsequently wouldn’t be cleared. This would lead to @Elite having to replay the sample and the results would become one of the dopest @Therealkiss records to come out🔥🔥🔥
Check out the rest of @Elite episode of #CompundConversations with Set Free & more episodes exclusively on the TmrO Network @YouTube channel‼️🔥🔥