Cameron Gipp (born April 28, 1973), better known by his stage name Big Gipp is an American rapper from Atlanta, Georgia. He is best known for his work as a founding member of Goodie Mob, with whom he has gone on to release five studio albums.[1]

Aside from Goodie Mob, Gipp's solo album Mutant Mindframe was released in 2003. He is also closely associated with Nelly and the St. Lunatics, particularly Ali, with whom he forms the duo Ali & Gipp.Big Gipp, who is a Southern rapper, hails from the hotbed of the genre, Atlanta, Georgia. Gipp is known for his slow, drawn-out rapping dialect with political and street-life themed lyrics. The public first heard him rap on OutKast's first album, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, on the song Git Up, Git Out.

He later rose to prominence as one-fourth of the Dungeon Family-affiliated group Goodie Mob along with Cee-Lo, T-Mo, and Khujo. The group released four albums to critical and commercial success. After a brief stint away from Goodie Mob, he rejoined the group along with Cee-Lo to reconstruct the once estranged quartet. They are currently in the studio planning to release a new album.[citation needed]

Big Gipp has released a collaborative effort with one of St. Lunatics's, Ali. The album is called Kinfolk. A single and accompanying music video ("Go Head") were released on July 31, 2007.

Daz Dillinger (Tha Dogg Pound) and Big Gipp have just released the first single off of their upcoming collaborative album, titled “One Day At A Time”. The album is called, “A.T.L.A.”, and is set to be released in 2019.

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Diamonique Jackson

Diamonique A. Jackson is an educator for the L.A. District. In addition to that, she is also a talented high-energy performer serving as an American actress, singer, writer, and performer.

Born August 1993 in Memphis, TN, Diamonqiue dedicated almost her entire life to performing arts and teaching.  From attending performing arts Rozelle Elementary, Colonial Middle and Watkins Overton High school to Wiley College.

Diamonique has traveled all over the world sharing her gifts and talents with others while educating them along the way. She graduated Cum Laude from Wiley College with a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Global Child Development, while minoring in Music Education. 

Diamonique was one of the few who were given the opportunity to sing for President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle at the White House in December 2011. In 2013, she was given the chance of a lifetime to debut as a "Rising Star" and sing alongside Grammy-Award winning gospel recording artist, Yolonda Adams, for the 33rd Annual United Negro College Fund (UNCF) 'An Evening with the Stars' on BET.

Following that experience, Diamonique traveled to Hiroshima, Japan in 2014 with her Wiley college choir to provide entertainment for the International Association of Methodist Schools, Colleges, and Universities (IAMSCU) annual peace conference. She was also featured as a recording artist on the soundtrack for Nate Parker's film "The Birth of A Nation".

Post receiving her bachelor's degree, Diamonique has served as a vocal instructor as well as assistant director for Young Actors Guild's "The Lion King Jr" production during the summer of 2017 at The Cannon Center in Memphis, TN. Her life's purpose is to "Cultivate a new generation of creative thinking artists and inspire others through the arts."

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Diamonique Jackson

Diamonique A. Jackson is an educator for the L.A. District. In addition to that, she is also a talented high-energy performer serving as an American actress, singer, writer, and performer.

Born August 1993 in Memphis, TN, Diamonqiue dedicated almost her entire life to performing arts and teaching.  From attending performing arts Rozelle Elementary, Colonial Middle and Watkins Overton High school to Wiley College.

Diamonique has traveled all over the world sharing her gifts and talents with others while educating them along the way. She graduated Cum Laude from Wiley College with a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Global Child Development, while minoring in Music Education. 

Diamonique was one of the few who were given the opportunity to sing for President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle at the White House in December 2011. In 2013, she was given the chance of a lifetime to debut as a "Rising Star" and sing alongside Grammy-Award winning gospel recording artist, Yolonda Adams, for the 33rd Annual United Negro College Fund (UNCF) 'An Evening with the Stars' on BET.

Following that experience, Diamonique traveled to Hiroshima, Japan in 2014 with her Wiley college choir to provide entertainment for the International Association of Methodist Schools, Colleges, and Universities (IAMSCU) annual peace conference. She was also featured as a recording artist on the soundtrack for Nate Parker's film "The Birth of A Nation".

Post receiving her bachelor's degree, Diamonique has served as a vocal instructor as well as assistant director for Young Actors Guild's "The Lion King Jr" production during the summer of 2017 at The Cannon Center in Memphis, TN. Her life's purpose is to "Cultivate a new generation of creative thinking artists and inspire others through the arts."

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Edward K. Archer (born May 16, 1972),[1] known professionally as Special Ed, is an American hip hop musician of Jamaican descent. Ed is perhaps best known for the songs "I Got It Made", "Think About It" and "I'm The Magnificent" from his debut album Youngest in Charge released in 1989 when he was sixteen years old. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York City, Ed was raised in Flatbush before moving to Canarsie, and is identified with east coast hip-hop. Ed attended Erasmus Hall High School.[4] Ed's debut album Youngest in Charge was released in 1989 and included the songs "I Got It Made", "Think About It" and "I'm The Magnificent", which were produced by "Hitman" Howie Tee.

The album sold more than half a million copies.[5] In 1990, Ed released his album Legal, the title a reference to his turning eighteen, with the singles "Come On Let's Move It" and "The Mission".[3][6] Ed was later a member of Crooklyn Dodgers, a supergroup put together in order to perform songs for the Spike Lee films Clockers and Crooklyn,[4][3] and he performed "Crooklyn" with Shillz on the 2003 compilation album MuskaBeatz. Ed released a third solo album, Revelations, with the single "Neva Go Back" in 1995,[7] with the track "Freaky Flow" receiving a remix by DJ Premier.

• Youngest in Charge (1989)
• Legal (1990)
• Revelations (1995)
• The Best of Special Ed (2000)
• Still Got It Made (2004)

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The UMC's was an American hip hop duo from the borough of Staten Island in New York City.

The group was composed of Haas G and Kool Kim, who released the critically acclaimed full-length album Fruits of Nature in 1991, which garnered chart success with the duo's #1 Billboard Hot Rap Single "Blue Cheese" and #2 Hot Rap Single "One To Grow On." (which contains a sample from "Ursalena" by Bill Cosby) In 1994, the duo released its second album, Unleashed[1] but split up soon after.

Since the group's break-up, Haas G (under the names Hassan and Fantom of the Beat) has focused on producing music, most notably garnering a #1 hit for Lil' Kim featuring 50 Cent, with "Magic Stick". Kool Kim reinvented himself as the controversial underground emcee NYOIL

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The UMC's was an American hip hop duo from the borough of Staten Island in New York City.

The group was composed of Haas G and Kool Kim, who released the critically acclaimed full-length album Fruits of Nature in 1991, which garnered chart success with the duo's #1 Billboard Hot Rap Single "Blue Cheese" and #2 Hot Rap Single "One To Grow On." (which contains a sample from "Ursalena" by Bill Cosby) In 1994, the duo released its second album, Unleashed[1] but split up soon after.

Since the group's break-up, Haas G (under the names Hassan and Fantom of the Beat) has focused on producing music, most notably garnering a #1 hit for Lil' Kim featuring 50 Cent, with "Magic Stick". Kool Kim reinvented himself as the controversial underground emcee NYOIL Also known as The U.M.C.'s Origin Staten Island, New York City Genres Hip hop Years active 1991–1994 Labels Wild Pitch/EMI Records Members Haas G

Kool Kim

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