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New Jersey native O Coop discovered he pos- sessed a musical talent at the age of 7, when he began rhyming. Growing up with an inquisi- tive mind, he faced the challenges the streets of Newark had to offer. O Coop learned the harsh real- ity of life and its struggles at a young age. Embracing his gift of expression, O Coop penned his experiences into his rhymes, creating music that was authentic and relat- able. His music was heartfelt and would become a por- tal used to uplift, motivate, and enlighten his community. Although several musical genres have influenced his passion as an artist, O Coop attributes his close friends and mentors Shakim (CEO of Flavor Unit) and Kay-G (Naughty By Nature) for educating him on the business aspect of the music industry. In 2000 when the first studio was built, Ghost City Ent was established. O Coop spent the next few years recording and perfecting his craft, and in 2005 he released his debut LP “Why Me†which gained him recognition in the streets and the indus- try alike. With a witty, charismatic presence O Coop went on to sell over 40,000 units from the trunk of his car. Over the next few years O Coop released over 20 mix-tapes and began performing in ma- jor arenas with some of the biggest names in Hip- Hop. O Coop has shared the stage with Lil Wayne, Jadakiss, Fat Joe, Jaheim, and RL to name a few.
“O COOP HAS A WORK ETHIC THAT IS UNDENIABLE AND A DRIVE THAT IS UNSTOPPA- BLE. HE STANDS OUT AMONG THE REST. “ O Coop’s single “Can’t Wear Skinny Jeans†was an instant hit, being added in rotation on Hot 97, Streets 96, and in clubs spanning the entire east coast. As momentum continues to run high, O Coop is ex- pected to drop another mixtape “Only God Could Judge My Gangsta†on May 19th hosted by DJ Scoobdoo, under his infamous Street Religion series. O Coop has a work ethic that is undeniable and a drive that is unstoppable. He stands out among the rest. More than an artist and performer, he is a young, black entrepreneur. Priding himself on consistency and growth, music lovers can expect dynamic music for years to come from O Coop! “I am more than just an artist and a performer. I am a mogul. I represent an engine of young black en- trepreneurs that understand struggle and treat ev- ery chance as an opportunity. Our Music is Relative. We care about the community; being entrenched in that struggle has allowed us to relate, uplift and shed light on several issues. Whether it is our re- lationship with children or Gangsters, they are all enlightened by the movement, WE GOING!!!
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