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JayHonest Cover Honk Magazine issue 2020 Edition
Meet JayHonest a Canada based music artiste who has been making waves in the music industry. Today JayHonest is putting his brand out there. We at HONK met up with Jayhonest to discuss about his beginnings in an Interview.
Rapper JayHonest was born Jordan Jason Poirier Whelan in Ottawa, Canada, 1994 at CHEO the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario. Jay’s surroundings weren’t exactly the easiest for a child, from his mother being ill and in bed for 5 years, his real father in and out of his life & overachieving sister, he grew up alone. Interested in music from his early childhood, Honest was writing lyrics by the time he was only 6 and eventually took on music as a full time career. At the age of 15years, Honest played his first concert at Ottawa’s 1st CapCityShowdown at City Night Club, being the only contestant to get an encore from the crown. His energy on stage and in his music are very versatile as he can make music of many genres.
INTERVIEW SECTION:
- Tell us who you are, where you’re from and what you do for a living?
My Name Is Jordan, I Go By Jay Honest, CEO/Manager & Recording Artist At Canadian Label HONESTGANG. I Help Artists Start Off Their Careers & Achieve Their Dreams, Goal By Goal!!
- Tell us your story from before the music, when did it all start?
Growing up, I had a pretty traumatic childhood, filled with abuse, fake love, no support & false hope. As such I made it my mission to give myself a voice, so maybe one day, my pain can help someone else in life.
- What were the struggles you faced trying to get your music out there in the beginning?
I would have to say not having parents or support would be the biggest struggle as well as being from Canada, in the capital, there isn’t much support for music, and when you excel (and don’t stick around the underground scene) you get shunned, learning to stop caring about my city & focusing on the USA and Europe really helped kickstart my career!
- Which song was that one?
hmmm. That Song would have to be New Year , It wasn’t my first song, or my favourite song by far, but it was my first single to gain major attention and hit over 100000 Wich was a big milestone for me for a long time, and because of New Year, my previous YouTube single ‘’The Call’ hit its 100000 milestone as well!
The Song to push my career to bigger faces would have to be ‘’Superstar’’ prod by ForeignGotEm
- When it blew up what was the first thing you thought?
When it first blew up, I just knew I could do better and made a promise that in 2020 I would go 10x harder. I just want more!!
- Do you collaborate with artists that you listen to?
Well I mostly listen to mainstream artists such as Rich The Kid, Tyga & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, but there are a few collaborations ive done who’s music I love, such as Arty Warhol & Josef
- How many artists have you collaborated with so far?
Ive only collaborated with 4 artists so far being Arty Warhol, OT Benzz, Papi AQ & Shiloh Dynasty, but I have over 10 New artist collaborations on the way in 2020 such as Sheddy Empire, Tribe Mafia & Breanna Marin to name a few 🙂
- How big is your team?
I manage 15 clients as of March , but my team is very minimal when it comes to helping me, I do my own mixing, mastering, promotion, promotion, artworks, video directing, tour management , you name it I learn how to do it, and do it 🙂 that’s one of my passions.
- What is the best part of doing what you’re doing and what’s the part you hate most?
What I love most is I have 7 days a week to plan out what I want to do, being able to wakeup anytime you want and hit record, is a beautiful feeling and makes for some of the best music. I also never really miss an opportunity. Id say the one thing I hate most is its quite a lonely life, as most of my clients and relationships are online, not many are in person, and the bigger you get, just makes you that much more careful of who you let in.
10 Are you addicted to something? And what would that be?
Coming from addictions id say no, but knowing myself, id say one thing im addicted to is success
Over time ive grown addicted to the growth. Seeing fans expressions when I drop a meaningful song, such as my debut album , it was amazing to see people connecting with my music, and it always makes me want more 🙂
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Who Invented Stickers, and When Did it Happen?

The invention of stickers is a fascinating story of innovation and evolution, weaving through various periods of history. While the sticker, as we know it today, emerged in the 20th century, its roots can be traced much further back. This article explores the journey of stickers from their ancient origins to the creation of the modern adhesive sticker by R. Stanton Avery in 1935.
Early Beginnings: Ancient Times to 19th Century
Historians suggest that the concept of stickers may have originated in ancient times. The ancient Egyptians, for instance, used papyrus for various purposes, which could have included something akin to the modern sticker. However, this early form would have been significantly different from what we recognize today.
The next significant milestone in the history of stickers came in 1839 with Sir Rowland Hill. Hill, better known for inventing the postage stamp, developed an adhesive paper. This invention laid the groundwork for the future development of stickers, as it introduced the idea of a self-adhesive paper.
The Birth of the Modern Sticker: R. Stanton Avery
The real breakthrough came in 1935, with the invention of the modern sticker by R. Stanton Avery. Born in Oklahoma in 1907, Avery moved to Los Angeles in the late 1920s. His early career was marked by a series of odd jobs, but it was his entrepreneurial spirit and keen interest in printing technology that paved the way for his groundbreaking invention.
Avery’s sticker was not just a label but a self-adhesive piece that could be mass-produced. He created the first self-adhesive label in a time when labels still required moistening to stick. This marked a significant innovation for personalized stickers. This was the beginning of product packaging and labeling as we know it.
Technical Innovation
The technical aspects of Avery’s invention are noteworthy. He designed a die-cut labeling machine using rudimentary parts — a washing machine motor, components from a sewing machine, and a saber saw. This makeshift machine could produce self-adhesive labels in various shapes and sizes, which was revolutionary.
Business Growth and Impact
Following his invention, Avery founded Avery Adhesives in 1935, which later became Avery Dennison Corporation, a major player in the office products industry. The company’s success hinged on the widespread adoption of Avery’s labels in the 1940s and 1950s, particularly for advertising and product labeling.
Evolution of Stickers in the 20th Century
After Avery’s invention, the sticker industry saw significant growth. Stickers began to be used for various purposes, including advertising, product identification, and even political campaigns. Their ease of use, durability, and versatility made them popular across different sectors.
Stickers as a Cultural Phenomenon
In the latter half of the 20th century, stickers transcended their practical uses and became a cultural phenomenon. They were used as a form of personal expression, in activism, and as collectibles. Stickers became a ubiquitous part of everyday life, appearing on laptops, cars, street signs, and more.
Technological Advancements
The evolution of sticker technology continued with advancements in materials and adhesives. Vinyl stickers, holographic stickers, and even digital and smart stickers, which incorporate QR codes and NFC technology, are examples of how the sticker has continued to evolve.
Stickers Today and Their Impact
Today, stickers are more than just a tool for labeling and advertising. They have become a medium for personal and artistic expression. The diversity in types, shapes, sizes, and designs is a testament to their ubiquitous presence in our society.
Environmental Considerations
With growing environmental concerns, the sticker industry has also been innovating in terms of sustainability. Biodegradable and eco-friendly stickers are now more common, addressing the need for sustainable practices in industry.
The Digital Age
The digital age has also impacted stickers. Digital or virtual stickers, popular on social media and messaging apps, are a modern iteration of Avery’s invention. They carry the same purpose of expression and communication but in a digital format.
Conclusion
The story of the sticker is a remarkable one, showcasing human ingenuity and the ability to evolve with changing times. From ancient Egyptian papyrus to the digital stickers of today, this journey reflects both technological advancement and cultural shifts. R. Stanton Avery’s contribution in 1935 was pivotal, setting the stage for the sticker to become an integral part of modern life. As we continue to innovate and adapt, the sticker remains a small yet significant testament to human creativity and adaptability.
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Hakeem Prime To Release New Music After The Success Of His Debut Album ‘DèTOUR II’


Hakeem Prime w/ Nick Cannon Mr. Future Superstar Himself
I have a feeling you’ve been living under a rock if you haven’t heard of the incredible Hakeem Prime yet. But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. Let me introduce you to the magic of Hakeem Prime and his latest release, “DÈTOUR 2.” Trust me, you’re in for a treat! This album is a game-changer, showcasing his incredible range and undeniable talent. Mixing R&B and rap influences, Hakeem Prime takes you on a sonic journey you won’t forget. Let’s talk about the track that’s got everyone buzzing: “Imma Let You Go.”

Hakeem Prime – Imma Let You Go
This song is an anthem for anyone who’s ever had to cut ties and prioritize their own peace of mind. Hakeem draws from personal experiences, giving you a raw and relatable perspective that hits you right in the feels. Trust us, you’ll be singing along in no time.
The cover of “DÈTOUR 2” showcases Hakeem Prime at the center of all his obstacles and aspirations, ready to take off like a soaring plane. His gaze is fixed forward, leaving behind what no longer serves him. Inspired by his experiences during the pandemic and relationship, this album is a testament to his growth and newfound awareness.
Let’s dive into the tracks, my friend. “DÈTOUR 2” kicks off with the exclusive SoundCloud release, “Truth Is.” It’s a powerful opener, showcasing Hakeem Prime’s element and self-assuredness, setting the tone for what’s to come. The album is an exercise in restraint, carefully selected from hundreds of songs he wrote amidst public woes with his longtime record label TPSE (The Purple Snake Era).
Now, let’s talk about “Rather Die,” a savage rap track that takes us back to the glory days of physical mixtapes.
And then there’s “Flex,” a rap song that caress your hype vibes as Hakeem Prime delivers lyrics like “Lay down the pipe like you my last” and “Pleasure and pain go hand in hand.” His talent is truly out of this world, yet there’s a familiarity that makes you feel like you know someone just like him, or maybe even yourself.
But let’s not forget “Loosely,” a mesmerizing song where Hakeem Prime unloads his darkest thoughts with peaceful awareness, all wrapped around a tone of grace. And, of course, the instant classic “Love Rants.” This is where Hakeem Prime truly lets his vocals soar, belting his face off and leaving us breathless. Something for country song lovers to with a pop-RnB chorus about jumping into new love with no regrets. It’s pure genius! Last but not least is our favorite “Throw it” It’s on the deluxe version of the album and it’s fire for any strip club setting or just chilling with friends.
“DÈTOUR 2” is not only a testament to Hakeem Prime’s growth as a songwriter, but also his ability to defy artist tropes with forceful nonchalance. This album is a rich tapestry of unity and sentiment, with each track painting a vivid picture of his musical evolution. Trust me, you’ll want to give it a listen.
Now, don’t be slacking on this, because we’ve got an embedded Spotify link waiting for you. Just click below and let the magic unfold. Hakeem Prime’s smooth vocals and infectious beats are guaranteed to have you grooving in your seat. You’ll wonder why you didn’t discover him sooner!
But wait, there’s more! He’s also collaborating with industry heavyweights on his next project, which we can’t spill all the details about just yet. All we can say is, watch out for him. Yeah, he’s kind of a big deal.
So, if you’re not already following Hakeem Prime on social media, what are you waiting for? Get with the program, people! Hit that “Follow” button on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to stay in the loop. Trust us, you don’t want to miss out on the behind-the-scenes action and exclusive updates from this rising star.
https://www.hakeemprime.com
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YouTube: [@hakeemprimer]
In conclusion, Hakeem Prime is a force to be reckoned with. His soulful vibes, killer tracks, and magnetic presence are taking the music world by storm. “DÈTOUR 2” is just the beginning, and if you haven’t jumped on the Hakeem Prime train yet, you’re seriously missing out. So, step up your game, get those headphones ready, and prepare to be blown away!
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