J. White Did It
American record producer, songwriter, and DJ
About J. White Did It
Born 1984. J. White Did It is an American businessperson, record producer, DJ and songwriter.
Early life White was born on December 17, 1984, in Blytheville, Arkansas. He grew up in the cities of Kansas City and Leavenworth in Kansas. His father was a church singer and played guitar, his mother was also a church singer, his grandmother and uncle played drums. "At 15, I knew I couldn't play football. I was like, 'Oh, I'm not that good. I'm not that tall. I'm fast, but I'm not that fast. Really skinny,'" he said. He started making beats at the age of 16. He told The Kansas City Star that he wasn't getting credit on a lot of records he produced at the time. The song topped the US Billboard Hot 100 chart for three consecutive weeks, becoming the first song produced by him to achieve this spot. It also won Single of the Year at the 2017 BET Hip Hop Awards and Favorite Rap/Hip Hop Song at the 2018 American Music Awards. In September of that year, he signed a deal with rights management and publishing company Kobalt Music Group. Billboard staff, Los Angeles Times, and Apple Music's editorial selection ranked it as the best song of the year. It was nominated for Record of the Year at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards.
White executive produced Iggy Azalea's second studio album In My Defense (2019), including its lead single "Sally Walker". The song peaked at number 62 on the Billboard Hot 100. He also produced the tracks "Started" and "Freak of the Weak".
J White is managed by Lucas Keller, Nic Warner and Chad Wes at Milk & Honey, and published by Sony Music Publishing for the world.
Grammy Awards
"Bodak Yellow" (Cardi B) Best Rap Song He told The Kansas City Star that in 2016, "I was in a bad place. Everything felt like it was falling down on me. [...] My relationship with the mother of my kids was bad, I was broke. [...] The industry wasn't giving me any chances. I was just wanting to give up on everything: producing, life, all of that."
Production discography
Charted songs
Production credits Adapted from White's official SoundCloud page and Genius.com. Artist(s) Year Album Song(s) Gena 2011 Non-album song 00. "My Dip in the Club" Ron Artest Go Loco 00. "Go Loco" Six D 2012 Non-album song 00. "2 Seconds" T'Melle Non-album song 00. "Go to War" B-Hamp Non-album song 00. "Go to Work" Assata Jones 2013 Non-album song 00. "Dance on Me (Dirty)" T'Melle The Interview 09. "Baby" Stevie Stone 2 Birds 1 Stone 03. "Get Out My Face" 11. "Boomerang" 13. "She Go" 14. "Let It Beat" Krizz Kaliko Son of Sam 06. "Girls Like That" 12. "Night Time" Lyrica Anderson 2014 King Me 2 06. Feenin Eric Bellinger Choose Up Season 02. "Valet" Troy Nōka Gotta Rep the Town 03. "Let It All Workout" 05. "Slow It Down" Bobby V 2015 Non-album song 00. "Bad Habit" Stevie Stone Malta Bend 11. "Get Fucked Up" 13. "Wait on It" Plies Ain't No Mixtape Bih 12. "Fuck Me" Fat Pimp Non-album song 00. "Uh Oh" Tre Ward TooManyNights 05. "Anymore" Lyrica Anderson Hello 01. "Hello" Eric Bellinger Cuffing Season, Pt. 2 02. "Valet" Krizz Kaliko 2016 GO 17. "You See It (Buss It)" Cardi B Underestimated: The Album 06. "What a Girl Likes" Cardi B 2017 Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 2 01. "Bronx Season" 02. "Lick" 05. "Leave That Bitch Alone" Troy Nōka Gotta Rep the Town 2 02. "Be Dat" 04. "Flow Crime" 08. "Do It Like Me" 14. "Bars for Dee" LeToya Luckett Back 2 Life 04. "Used To" Notty Taylor Non-album song 00. "Died Last Year" HoodCelebrityy Trap vs. Reggae 05. "Sit Down" Cardi B 2018 Invasion of Privacy 04. "Bodak Yellow (Money Moves)" 07. "I Like It" 09. "Money Bag" Tinashe Joyride 05. "Ooh La La" Stefflon Don Secure 10. "Crunch Time" Messiah El Artista Non-album song 00. "Never Let You Go" Cardi B Non-album song 00. "Money" 21 Savage I Am > I Was 01. "A Lot" Gucci Mane 2019 Delusions of Grandeur 01. "Bussdown" 05. "Love Thru the Computer" 11. "Upgrade" Iggy Azalea In My Defense 01. "Thanks I Get" 02. "Clapback" 03. "Sally Walker" 04. "Hoemita" 05. "Started" 06. "Spend It" 07. "Fuck It Up" 10. "Freak of the Week" 11. "Just Wanna" 12. "Pussy Pop" Gucci Mane Woptober II 02. "Big Booty" 06. "Move Me" Iggy Azalea Wicked Lips 01. "Lola" 02. "Not Important" 04. "Personal Problem" Gucci Mane East Atlanta Santa 3 01. "Jingle Bales Intro" 02. "Mr. Wop" 03. "M's On Ice" 04. "Drummer" 07. "Dirty Dancer" 08. "Snow" 15. "12 Days of Christmas" Megan Thee Stallion 2020 Suga 02. "Savage" Flo Milli Ho, Why Is You Here? "Like That B***h" "Weak" Latto Queen of da Souf 02. "Muwop" Iggy Azalea 2021 The End of an Era 06. "Iam the Stripclub" Drake and 21 Savage 2022 Her Loss 01. "Rich Flex" Doechii 2024 Non-album song 00. "What It Is (Block Boy)"
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Who is J. White Did It?
American record producer, songwriter, and DJ
When was J. White Did It born?
J. White Did It was born on 17 December 1984 in Dallas.
What is J. White Did It's occupation?
J. White Did It is a businessperson, record producer, DJ and songwriter.
What nationality is J. White Did It?
J. White Did It is American.
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