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Record producer and rapper Jermaine Dupri picture(s)/pic(s), wallpaper and photo gallery, albums covers pictures. Birth name: Jermaine Dupri Maudlin. Also known as: J.D. Born: September 23, 1972 Asheville, North Carolina, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Jermaine Dupri biography (bio): Jermaine Dupri also known simply as JD is an American record producer and rapper. Dupri is the youngest inductee to the Georgia Music Hall of Fame. He was inducted on September 16, 2006 and introduced by Quincy Jones and Russell Simmons. Early life: Jermaine Dupri Mauldin was born in Asheville, North Carolina, USA. He grew up in the College Park community of Atlanta, Georgia. His father is Michael Mauldin, a former president of Columbia Records. Dupri was first introduced to the music business by his father, a concert promoter and manager of rap and R&B groups, at an early age. He dropped his last name as a teenager and started out as a breakdancer for artists such as Diana Ross and Cameo. Dupri became the youngest charting producer in the history of music[citation needed] at age 18 with his first chart selling artists being Kriss Kross. When he got more familiar with business Jermaine went on to produce a number of hits for platinum artists such as music for TLC, Jay-Z, Ludacris, Bow Wow, Da Brat, and also helped get Mariah Carey back on top with the best selling album of 2005, The Emancipation of Mimi. Music career: In addition, Dupri has pursued a recording career of his own resulting in hits such as "Money Ain't A Thang" (1998, with Jay-Z), "Welcome to Atlanta" (2001, with Ludacris) and "It's Like That" (2005, with Mariah Carey), and "Gotta Getcha" featuring Johnta Austin. He became involved with a dispute between Eminem and Dr. Dre in 2002. So So Def, a label specializing in Southern hip hop, R&B, and bass music, was originally distributed through Columbia Records/Sony Music Entertainment. In 2003, Dupri was appointed president of Arista Black Music and moved So So Def and its artists there. In 2004, Dupri was appointed President of Urban Music at Virgin Records and moved So So Def over to Virgin. Meanwhile, Dupri also expanded his business ventures, buying into Chicago-based distillery 3 Vodka and opening his own boutique restaurant, Cafe Dupri. In 2004 and 2005, Dupri worked with R&B singers Usher and Mariah Carey on their releases, Confessions and The Emancipation of Mimi. He also produced the songs "Burn", "Confessions, Pt. 2" and the remix featuring Kanye West, Shyne, and Twista, and "My Boo" with Usher and "It's Like That", "We Belong Together", "Shake It Off", "Get Your Number", and "Don't Forget About Us" with Carey. He produced the track "Radio" for young R&B singer Jarvis, but didn't release the album because his label was in transition with the distributor. He has also produced singles with J-Kwon ("Tipsy") and Dem Franchize Boyz. In addition he has worked with St. Louis rappers, Nelly, Chingy, & St. Lunatics. Dupri's 2005 single, "Gotta Getcha" featuring Johnta Austin, is featured on the July 2005 release Jermaine Dupri presents...Young, Fly & Flashy, Vol. 1. The album is a compilation of tracks produced by and featuring Dupri. So far, "Gotta Getcha" has peaked at #60 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. The controversial music video for the song features his girlfriend, singer Janet Jackson, in a x-rated peep show club. Dupri also worked with Jackson on her album titled 20 Y.O., released September 26, 2006, which didn't sell as much as Jackson's previous albums. As of August 9, 2006, Dupri is in the list of the top ten richest people in Hip-Hop. Numbers 1 to 10 were: Sean "Diddy" Combs, Jay-Z, Russell Simmons,Damon Dash, The Neptunes, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Eminem, 50 Cent, and Nelly tied at 10th place with Jermaine Dupri with a reported networth of $60m. Dupri continues to work with a number of artists. He has worked with Jay-Z ("Money Ain't A Thang"), Ludacris ("Welcome To Atlanta") and Warren G ("Havin' Thangs"). His current roster (as of April 2006) includes Young Capone, Dem Franchize Boyz, Da Kid Slim, Daz (aka Daz Dillinger & Dat Nigga Daz), T. Waters, and Johnta Austin. He plans on releasing Daz's album, tentatively titled "So So Gangsta", in 2006. Daz's album is to include production by Dupri, Scott Storch and Daz. Singer Monica's new album, The Makings of Me features production from Jermaine Dupri with the lead single "Everytime Tha Beat Drop". He also helped start the career of Deandre Maiden. He is currently working with Kaisuan who's album should be out late '07 early '08 and Ashanti for her album due in 2007. He is also currently working on the new Bone Thugs-N-Harmony album Strength & Loyalty. He produced the second single of the album, "Lil L.O.V.E." featuring Mariah Carey & Bow Wow He is also in the studio working with Janet Jackson and Mariah Carey and the two singers have been head-to-head on who will finish their album first. Dupri has stated "I'm going to do Mariah, and we're going to make it seem like we're in competition to see who's going to have the biggest album of the year." Dupri has also produced multiple tracks on Jay-Z's concept album American Gangster Copyright Infringement: It was revealed shortly after the release that the beat was actually lifted from the song "City of Angels" by Above the Law featuring Frost off the Crow:City of Angels soundtrack. It is evident both in beat and flow as can be seen by comparing the choruses. City of Angels: "L.A. is still a crazy ass place to stay where the riders ride and the players play, I've been around the world and around the way, 24 7 like every day." Welcome to Atlanta: "Welcome to Atlanta where the players play and we ride on them thangs like every day". Conflicts: Dupri had a minor feud with famous hip-hop producer Dr. Dre in 2002. In an interview, Dupri claimed that he did more complete work on production than either Dre or Timbaland. Dre proceeded to insult Dupri on Eminem's track "Say What You Say" from The Eminem Show, namely with the lines, "Over 80 million records sold/And I didn't have to do it with ten or eleven-year olds." The song ends with a recording of Timbaland saying, "Yo, this is Timbaland/Tell him I said he can suck [DJ scratches] MY dick." Eminem and Xzibit, who were affiliated with Dre's Aftermath label at the time, also insulted Dupri on the Xzibit track "My Name." Xzibit also released a diss track on a DJ Kay-Slay mixtape called 'Short People' that contains a sample from the Randy Newman song and insults JD on his height among other things. Dupri replied to the Dr. Dre and Eminem insults with an underground track called "JD's Reply" which he leaked to the internet. On the track, he implies Dr. Dre is a homosexual and calls him a "gayass mark." Dupri states that Dr. Dre is not doing any work in the studio and other producers are ghostproducing for him and makes remarks referring to Timbaland using the same style of beats on his production. At the end of the track, he says, "If you come at me again, I'm gonna come back at you three times harder." After "JD's reply" was released, the previously mentioned track "Say My Name" by Xzibit featuring Eminem and Nate Dogg was released on Xzibit's album "Man Vs. Machine". Since the release of this track, Dupri has not commented in a song. Eminem also take shots at Dupri in Canibus diss track "Can-I-Bitch", in which he imitated dre's voice dissing him. Apparently, his feud with Dr. Dre has ceased as Dre was requested to produce an unreleased track for girlfriend Janet Jackson's 20YO album, and Stat Quo (of Shady Records) appeared on his Young Fly & Flashy compilation. The feud between Dupri and Timbaland also appears to be over, evidenced by Dupri singing Timbaland's praises before the BET Hip Hop Awards, saying specifically that Timbaland deserved to win producer of the year honors as a result of the producer's tracks having far-reaching influences beyond hip-hop. Jermaine Dupri recently was appointed President of urban music at Island Records where he will oversee urban artists and operations under the label. JD was named as one of the 'Top 25 Greatest Southern Artists' by Ozone Magazine in a piece written by Rohit Loomba. A segment was run on MTV Jamz in conjunction with the issue of the magazine as well. In Mid-2007, Dupri appeared in a Dunkin' Donuts commercial. Net worth: It was recently confirmed that Dupri was in the top 100 of the wealthiest hip hop entertainers. He and Nelly tied at 10th place both grossing $60 million.

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