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George Cameroon (GC): RnB/Pop/Hip Hop/Trap Artist/Co-CEO/Co-founder at J&G Records South Africa/Middle East was born in Kumba, South West Province of Cameroon, West Africa. The stage name “George Cameroon” was dubbed after a lot of questions about his name and where he is originally from and also because of the love for his roots. George Cameroon studied Plant Biology (Botany) for three years at the University of Dschang, in Cameroon (A French and English University). This made George Cameroon very bilingual (French and English). George Cameroon moved to South Africa in January 2004, where he studied Marketing Management at the then Bond University in Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa (An Australian University). George Cameroon worked as a security officer for a year to cover up his educational and life expenses. George Cameroon also worked as a restaurant manager at Wimpy for two years. George Cameroon later joined the retail giant, Pick n Pay, and worked there for eight years, as the Senior Receiving Manager. With all these education, skills and experience acquired, George Cameroon was still not satisfied. There were still some things missing; a wife, children and pursuing his musical career. George Cameroon got married and has three sons. George Cameroon then followed his passion and ignited his dreams for music. George Cameroon`s singing and dancing abilities were inspired by greats such as Boyz 2 Men, Michael Jackson, R. Kelly and Usher Raymond, who inspired him in writing his first song in 2000. George Cameroon worked on this inspiration and recorded his demo album, “Lollipop” in 2013. George Cameroon has been to Channel O and S.A.M.A awards and also did perform at the Joburg Theatre, for the album Launch of fellow Cameroonian artist, Jipps Way. George Cameroon`s great singing and performance paved the way for his performances at events and clubs such as STONES Night Club in Greenstone, Germiston, Johannesburg, South Africa. George Cameroon`s “Lollipop” music video (demo music video) was shot in December 2012. The demo music video was published in January 16, 2013. It can be viewed on YouTube via the link below; http://youtu.be/W5GP6bosDMw. With the great singing and dancing talent that is embedded in George Cameroon, coupled with his writing skills, he writes and composes his own songs and co-produces them. As a talented new-comer, he directed and produced his demo music video (“Lollipop”). There are no limitations for him. George Cameroon directed a holiday musical and performed on stage songs by Boyz 2 Men, at the age of eighteen (18), alongside his younger brother, Kelvin. George Cameroon`s songs are based on his personal experiences, life happenings and some wild imaginations. George Cameroon started performing on stage at the age of fifteen (15), while in secondary school. George Cameroon`s career will see fans being serenaded by Rnb, Pop, Hip Hop, Afro Pop, RnB/Jazz, Trap and dance hall songs. George Cameroon`s songs will transcend race and age and will see him collaborating with other artist of different music genres. His debut internationally single "Sting like a Bee" was release online in December 25, 2016 through DO IT Records (New Zealand) and is available online in all major retail stores globally. He is currently in studio working on his second Single. George Cameroon has a number of musical projects in the pipe line as well as acting in soapies and movies. Follow @georgecameroon on twitter! https://www.instagram.com/georgecameroon77/ https://www.facebook.com/george.cameroon https://www.facebook.com/public/George-Cameroon http://mp3red.me/album/5235476/sting-like-a-bee.html https://www.amazon.com/Sting-Like-Bee-George-Cameroon/dp/B01MZ2VYW0 https://za.linkedin.com/in/george-cameroon-a539a747 https://www.reverbnation.com/georgecameroon https://soundcloud.com/george-cameroon

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In November 2005, Chris Brown's Scott Storch-produced "Run It!" -- a rewrite of Usher's "Yeah!" -- topped the Billboard Hot 100, making the 16-year-old singer the first male artist in over a decade to achieve the feat with a debut single. While there was nowhere to go but down, at least in terms of chart positions, the pop-oriented R&B vocalist was only getting started. By the end of the decade, he was one of the biggest active pop stars, with a clutch of Top Ten singles and platinum albums to his credit, along with constant comparisons to Michael Jackson and several acting roles on the side. His momentum slowed little when, in 2009, he pleaded guilty to assaulting girlfriend Rihanna -- one of the year's biggest celebrity news stories. His commercial clout remained, as his successive albums regularly topped the Billboard all-genre and R&B charts. Brown came from a small Virginia town called Tappahannock. Like a lot of kids born during the mid- to late '80s, he was initially into his parents' favorite music but eventually fell under the spell of hip-hop. Around the time he reached puberty, he discovered his singing ability and switched his focus away from MC'ing. A move to New York led to being discovered by Tina Davis, a Def Jam A&R executive who became the singer's manager shortly after losing her position to the Sony-BMG merger. The Jive label, due in part to its track record with younger artists who had established longevity (like Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake), won the bidding war for Brown and lined up several production and songwriting heavyweights, including Jermaine Dupri, Bryan-Michael Cox, Dre & Vidal, Sean Garrett, and Storch, for his self-titled first album. An immediate Top Ten hit when it was released in 2005, Chris Brown not only featured the number one "Run It!" but two other Top Ten singles in "Yo (Excuse Me Miss)" and "Say Goodbye." Exclusive, released in 2007 and a bit of a departure from the squeaky-clean image displayed throughout the debut, was even more successful, featuring the number one single "Kiss Kiss" and two other Top Five hits. Yet another Top Five hit came with "No Air," a duet with Jordin Sparks that appeared on Sparks' own self-titled album. In March 2009, Brown was charged with felonious assault of Rihanna -- an altercation that had prevented his then-girlfriend from taking the stage at the Grammy Awards. Brown was scheduled to perform as well, but he did not appear and maintained a low profile for several months. A fairly substantial backlash resulted in Brown's songs being pulled from rotation on several radio stations. Ultimately, however, it had little bearing on the progress of his music and acting careers; the week prior to the December release of his third album, Graffiti, the single "I Can Transform Ya" was well on its way to reaching the Top 20 of the Hot 100, and his acting roles -- which had already included spots in Stomp the Yard and a recurring role on The O.C. -- hadn't shown any sign of drying up. Graffiti fell considerably short of gold-selling status, but it was nominated for a Grammy Award in the category of Best Contemporary R&B Album, and the Tank collaboration, "Take My Time," was nominated for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals. Weeks after the 2011 Grammy Awards ceremony, Brown released his fourth album, F.A.M.E., which already had four singles on the charts. That album topped the Billboard 200 and the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop charts, and it also took the 2012 Grammy for Best R&B Album. During the ceremony, he performed a medley of "Beautiful People" (off F.A.M.E.) and "Turn Up the Music," the latter of which previewed Fortune, his fifth album, released in May 2012 and an immediate chart-topper in the U.S. Brown toured Asia, Europe, and Africa during the rest of the year, and prepped his sixth album. A sequence of several singles that began with "Fine China" preceded X, released in September 2014, two weeks after he pleaded guilty to simple assault (for an altercation with a man, which had occurred the previous October). Less inspired by European dance-pop and more R&B-oriented than his previous release, the album included contributions from Lil Wayne, R. Kelly, Usher, Rick Ross, and Brandy, among many others. Four of its singles peaked within the R&B Top 10. Only five months after the release of X, Brown and Tyga, who had previously teamed up for one of those singles -- "Loyal," as well as the earlier "Deuces" -- teamed up for Fan of a Fan: The Album. By the end of 2015, Brown released Royalty, his seventh proper album, which was propped up by the Top 20 pop hit "Back to Sleep." The following year, "Grass Ain't Greener" and "Party" preceded their early-2017 parent album, Heartbreak on a Full Moon. ~ Andy Kellman Follow @chrisbrown on twitter! smarturl.it/CBQuestions