J.C.I.T.Y
If talent was converted into currency, J.C.I.T.Y would be Bill Gates bank account. Referring to
J.C.I.T.Y as a rapper is most certainly an understatement. He is a "well rounded MC" born into a
class of his own. His style can not be confined into one category. J.C.I.T.Y’s latest street albums
“Just Couldn’t Imagine This Yet” and “Who’s Better?” is tangible proof of such. Between both al-
bums J.C.I.T.Y provides 39 tracks of quality music which is very versatile and consistent. It is rare
you come across an artist like J.C.I.T.Y who possesses what I like to call, the “No skip” factor.
J.C.I.T.Y is known for his ill lyrics, witty punchlines, great song making ability and honesty. Aside
from having the pleasure to listen to good music you also get to know him personally through his
songs. He writes songs about topics touching on his life, what goes on in the hood, current events,
relationships etc. At the same time he can easily turn around and write a hit song for the clubs or
just lyrically annihilate any opposing rapper just for the fun of it. Unlike many others, the pure pas-
sion for Hip Hop and the talent for making quality music is what forced the evolution from Jason
Simon to J.C.I.T.Y he simply has a niche for knowing what the people want to hear, and he is able
to deliver without compromising who he is. A combination of that and his dislike for mediocrity is
what makes him superior to other MC’s. J.C.I.T.Y has been through many different situations from
being shot, to attaining a college degree. His many experiences from both sides of the track allow
his songs to have various subject matter. J.C.I.T.Y has seen and experienced life in several cities,
but proudly represents the streets of Boston, MA where he was born and raised. Many people pro-
claim J.C.I.T.Y to be “Boston’s Hip Hop King”, though he would be proud to wear the crown, this no
where near satisfies him. He plans and is in the process of displaying his undeniable talent to the
World. He is arguably Hip Hop’s next big thing.
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