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X-CLUZIVE'S BIOGRAPHY



X-cluzive rode the mid-2000 underground dirty south explosion to widespread
popularity as his songs enjoyed an enormous embrace. The South Carolina -based
rapper went from local sensation to a highly street name after starting his
own label "Get Money Entertainment" in 2006. In addition connected
him with underground super-producers like young dru, big boi traks, spinehittaz,
deville mobstaz and red passion. Independently X-cluzive marketed his-self and
thus quickly became one of the rap underground most in-demand rappers. Guessing on hits for everyone from T-N-T (for da hood) to Steve keen (better get ya whole crew). When he wasn't dominating the urban market of the streets with his own hits, most notably
"caprices", "caught in the hood" and "grindin".

Before he became one of the dirty south underground successful rappers,
X-cluzive music engineered at his home studio in South Carolina. He used the
opportunity to hone his craft on the mic, learn about the industry and make a name
for himself throughout the South Carolina area. Which had became one of the south's
rap underground Mecca’s in the mid-2000. Eventually he began aspiring towards a
career as a rapper while continuing music engineering after working with Unspoken-once
becoming a member of the group and co-writing their first album in 2005.

X-cluzive began taking his rap career seriously. He recorded an mix tape, 'MORE THAN
A MOVEMENT" (2005) and released it independently without a label. X-cluzive primarily used other rappers instrumentals, more than a movement sold impressively in South Carolina. Soon after "more than a movement" became the talk of South Carolina. X-cluzive started his own label "GET MONEY ENTERTAINMENT" he released several other successful mix tapes "different approach" and "prince of da city". Which had substantial marketing push. Releasing "grindin" from his "prince of da city" mix tape (an explicit version of a day and life of being a hustler) as his first original single.

Though not receiving radio-air play the song was very successful hit. Following
his breakthrough with "grindin" X-cluzive remained eager. Doing shows
in Maryland, D.C. and South Carolina and released a flurry of successful hit singles from his following mixtape "seventeen-five "trap conversation"": the bank of izreal-produced "caprices", the deville mobstaz-produced "that’s gangsta" and the young dru-produced "catch me in the hood". X-cluzive then followed-up with “same plan different program” mix tape which will released August 25, 2007. X-cluzive is mainly known for his lyrical skills of not using profanity also having strong political music.