Rapper Jasiel Amon Robinson, widely known by his stage name Yung Joc, was born in the United States on September 20, 1980. In addition to being a featured artist on T-US Pain’s number-one record “Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin’),” he became most known for the 2006 single “It’s Goin’ Down.”
Robinson’s father, who ran a business that made hair care products, gave him the chance to create a jingle for Revlon. In order to release his music, Robinson later established his own record label, “Mastermind.”
The smash song “It’s Goin Down” was co-written by Atlanta producer Nitti Beatz and Robinson in the spring of 2005. Russell “Block” Spencer, the man behind the Block Enterprises label, signed Robinson to Sean Combs’ Bad Boy South after working with him. New Joc City, Robinson’s debut album, was released by Bad Boy in the same year.
Who is Yung Joc’s father Stanley Tucker?
He sought counsel from Stan Tucker, the father of Yung Joc. He was a major contributor to Yung’s beginning of a musical career as well. allegedly leveraging his business contacts. Joc’s first job was composing a jingle for Revlon thanks to Stan.
Claudio St. James Har Care Products, Inc., the company Stan owned and operated manufactured hair care products. He incorporated his business as a domestic professional corporation in Georgia, USA, on February 22, 2018.
