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#JoellOrtiz #Music saved my life #1990 #1980 #HipHopp

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There is a saying that Joell Ortiz said when he was trying to make it to the top and just trying to spread the word to everyone saying "My pen moving over Heatmakerz production. No hook. Just real talk,". This means that this quote is saying that even tho people are not willing to settle things out with contracts and sayings they should try different studios and others even if they can't get alone. He reps Brooklyn hard and most of his material leans heavily on his own experiences both before and after he became a rapper so, like his Slaughterhouse colleague (and sometimes enemy) Joell Ortiz, he speaks a lot about the industry. And because he lost his major label deal after his first album, nearly all his work is either mixtapes or indie albums. I’m rating his solo work today his stuff with Slaughterhouse. Of that band’s work. Solid stuff from four rappers who have not found kindness in the industry but all of whom have made solid livings in the world of hip hop and deserve much more recognition.

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Joell Christopher Ortiz (born July 6, 1980) is an American rapper and a former member of the group Slaughterhouse. Ortiz grew up in the Cooper Park Houses in the East Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, New York, formerly signed to Dr. Dre's Aftermath Entertainment record label. He was featured in the Unsigned Hype column of the March 2004 issue of The Source Magazine and was also selected as Chairman's Choice in XXL Magazine.

Joell released his street album called The Brick: Bodega Chronicles on April 24, 2007, on Koch Records. The album was recorded while Joell was trying to get signed and going through some tough times personally

Although he was signed to Aftermath Entertainment, Dr. Dre allowed him to release the street album on Koch Records. The Brick features production by Showbiz, The Alchemist, Domingo, Ho Chi from Killahertz Productions, Lil' Fame of M.O.P., Novel, and Moss, among others. Guest spots include Big Daddy Kane, Styles P, Big Noyd, M.O.P, Akon, Immortal Technique, Grafh, Ras Kass, Stimuli, and Novel.

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#JoellOrtiz #Music #Struggle #HipHop #crises

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"So when I felt like doin' wrong, you helped me get it right

And when I felt like givin' up, you gave me one more try

And when I felt like it was over, you didn't let me die

No, you didn't let me die, music, you saved my life"

So before this song came out to the public. most black or colored people were going threw a struggle either mentally or financially

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#JoellOrtiz #KXNGCROOKED #Slaughterhouse #Dr.Dre # Housing District Rap Authority

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Heavy lies the crown of thorns for KXNG CROOKED as he mobilizes himself with the burdensome load of being an MC in a harmonizer’s time. The California mainstay nevertheless continues selling countless jewels on the mic throughout the past decade like a Hip Hop version of Adam Sandler in Uncut Gems. Crook has pumped out 10 full-length albums since 2013 (not including his HipHop Weekly Series. That includes four solo LPs, two as a past member of the defunct foursome Slaughterhouse, four other collaborative LPs since 2016, and an impressive run of three releases thus far in 2020. Therefore, his ex-Shady Records boss Eminem’s recent appraisal of the artist formerly known as Crooked I as "the most underrated rapper of all time" isn’t as biased as it seems. On H.A.R.D.(an acronym for Housing District Rap Authority), a new joint project with Joell Ortiz, the robust 8-track EP resurrects their Slaughterhouse synergy and puts Ortiz back in the limelight since arguably the days they rapped alongside Joe Budden and Royce Da 5’9.

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#HipHop #JoellOrtiz #concert #Artist #Influencer

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When a newborn child is born parents have to maintain a lot to keep everything in order and to their lives at a normal paste. For example, 5% of the population would like to have a child but most adults have financial problems and either are in debt or can't even help out themselves. When Joell Ortiz was born he was raised in New York with with Puerto Rican parents have were going threw the toughest times with money and schools and trying to pay the rent in time he did some school and dropped out when in high school. When I started listening to Joell he was pinpointing that the struggle is real and you can put your mind to anything as long as you have to guts and the knowledge

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For the time looking at wardrobe and fashion, this amazing hip-hop rapper likes to wear, He likes to wear a lot of hats with most of his outfits also he a lot likes wearing a lot of comfy clothing for the cold like sweatpants, jeans, jackets hoodies and timberlands. For the time that has passed and the creativity that has been put into his merch, Joell has designed multiple types of shirts that say autographs with a smooth vibe of colors and has teamed up with Slaughterhouse before the team disbanded

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#hiphop #PuertoRican #NewYork #Dj mixes #Brooklyn

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Joell Christopher Ortiz was born to Puerto Rican parents in Brooklyn, New York on July 6, 1980, where he grew up in East Williamsburg. On August 11th, 2023, Hip-Hop turned 50 Years of Age, and as much as I wanted to, starting at 6 PM. The concert was live-streamed, and more importantly, Hip-Hop came through with some real evolutional music by giving us some new heat, specifically on Apple Music, where their collection of DJ Mixes grew with these highlights of classic Kid Capri & DJ Green Lantern mixes for the fans. However, I’m here to speak on another project that came and hit the target with rugged lyricism. Signature by Joell Ortiz & L’Orange is that project – a reinvention of Autograph; it comes with depth, ferocity, and fantastic production.

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#HipHop #Autograph #Genre #The Brick Bodega Chronicles #Music

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Joell Ortiz takes the opportunity to reflect on his journey as a hip hop artist and the impact the genre has had on his life. Joell Ortiz a renowned rapper and lyricist known for his thought-provoking and introspective tracks. Released in 2007, the song captures the essence of the hip hop culture and sheds light on the personal experiences and struggles faced by the artist. He delves into the roots and history of hip hop, paying homage to the pioneers who paved the way for its evolution. The song serves as a reminder of the power of music and the immense influence it holds in shaping identities and inspiring change.With its deeply profound lyrics and infectious beats, Hip Hop has become an anthem for true hip hop enthusiasts around the globe.

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Joell Ortiz was previously signed as a solo artist to Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Entertainment. Additionally, he is a founding member of the rap super-group Slaughterhouse.

The Brooklyn native has earned much respect and critical acclaim throughout the hip-hop industry through his numerous studio albums and mixtapes. In 2012, Slaughterhouse signed to Eminem’s Shady Records and released their sophomore album, “Welcome to: Our House” which landed at #1 on the Rap and R&B charts while reaching #2 on the Billboard 200.

In 2014, Ortiz released his solo effort “House Slippers” which went on to reach #45 on the Billboard 200. In 2018 Ortiz teamed with producer Apollo Brown to release “Mona Lisa” which became one of the most critically acclaimed hip-hop albums of the year.