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jCrizzy is redefining boundaries in the music realm with his unparalleled creativity

jCrizzy, a powerful presence in the music realm, is commanding the world’s attention with an array of talents and enthralling creativity. Hailing from Queens, NY, and nurtured in the vibrant culture of the Philippines, this exceptional artist has masterfully blended diverse influences, forging a remarkable path in the artistic realm. Presently rooted in the Bay Area of Northern California, jCrizzy finds his creative sanctuary, poised to embark on an extraordinary expedition that is certain to etch an indelible mark on the global music stage.
At the heart of jCrizzy’s essence resides an unwavering adoration for music. This ardor has transformed into the very impetus that propels his artistic pursuits. From the unbridled potency of rap to the soul-stirring cadence of vocals, from the intricacies of production to the technical finesse of engineering, jCrizzy wholeheartedly embraces every aspect of the music industry. His commitment to his artistry is unmistakable, evident in each melodic note, every poignant lyric, and the rhythmical pulse of every beat he orchestrates.
In a captivating rendezvous, jCrizzy, the enigmatic artist, engaged in an intimate dialogue with none other than HONK Magazine. This enchanting encounter grants fervent admirers an exquisite glimpse into the intricacies of his past, the tapestry of his musical inspirations, and the forthcoming opuses he has in store. The interview unearths jCrizzy’s humble origins in the realm of melodies, his remarkable feats along the creative journey, and the profound meaning he seeks to impart through the harmonious notes he weaves.
HONK: Let’s kick things off by getting to know each other a bit better. Tell us your name, age, and where you’re from—as much or as little as you’re comfortable sharing.
jCrizzy: I go by jCrizzy, and I’m from the Bay (Northern California). I was born in Queens, NY, and spent some of my childhood overseas in the Philippines. I’ve been pursuing my passion for some time now, and I’m hoping to share my music with more and more people. Rapping, Singing, Production, engineering—I love every little step of the pursuit. I’m blessed to be able to create music and chase my dreams.
HONK: We all need good advice from time to time. What’s the best advice you’ve ever received about music?
jCrizzy: Be patient and lay the foundation brick by brick, layer by layer.
HONK: If you could go back in time, what would you do differently based on what you know now?
jCrizzy: I would probably not be so trusting and understand that not everyone is out there with your best interests in mind.
HONK: We all face challenges, but what’s your biggest one yet?
jCrizzy: I think my biggest challenge at this point is trying to position myself to be able to help those around me.
HONK: What keeps you motivated and moving forward when things get tough in the music industry?
jCrizzy: I think that when it comes down to it, I just love the whole process and everything that comes with it. Though expectations can get you down at times, love always gets me through.
HONK: If you had the chance to open a show for any artist, who would it be and why?
jCrizzy: I think an opening for someone like Ed Sheeran would be incredible. Just the experience alone of being on a tour of that magnitude would be everything!
HONK: Take us through your creative process. How do you come up with your excellent work?
jCrizzy: Creativity, for me, happens randomly. Thank God for voice memos and notes. Once I get into my creative space, I listen back or look at what I have and try to build something from there. When I have a lot of free time, I also like to just sit and let things go where they may.
HONK: We all struggle with productivity and scheduling at times. How do you tackle these issues and stay on top of things?
jCrizzy: I always make sure to save some time out of each day to focus on my passion, no matter how long it is. When I start to feel like I’m stuck creatively, I just go and live life for a bit, and life seems to keep inspiring me every time.
HONK: What are you currently focusing your time and energy on?
jCrizzy: Right now, I have a few songs I’ve been working on and chipping away at. I feel like music is somewhat like sculpting; you just keep refining and shaping the sound until it gets to where you want it to be.
HONK: What’s your take on the state of “Your genre” in the industry right now?
jCrizzy: Music is in a beautiful place. Making music is so accessible now that you can find magic everywhere you turn. People can now make hits on their phones!
HONK: Lastly, how can our readers follow you online? And please don’t forget to attach three high-quality images.
jCrizzy: I go by jCrizzy on all digital platforms and YouTube. My Instagram and Threads are @jcrizzy
My Tiktok and Twitch are @jcrizzwald
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Tina Knowles Shines Light on Beyoncé & Jay-Z’s Enduring Love in 17th Anniversary Tribute

When Beyoncé and Jay-Z marked 17 years of marriage, Tina Knowles turned to Instagram to tip her hat to the anniversary and the strength and heart behind it. In an affectionate video montage highlighting everything from backstage warmth to center-stage highlights, Tina Knowles praised the Carters for their solidarity. “Happy 17th anniversary to two of my favorite people in the whole wide world,” she wrote, ending with a simple red heart emoji that said more than any words could. “The love and the commitment, and the ability to put away all the outside noise, is phenomenal. The rest is just fluff; true love transcends all the nonsense. Enjoy your day.”
And in this instance, Tina’s words are ringing louder than ever.” The Carters have their issues, including recent scrutiny and public accusations that have rocked the clan. Jay-Z said in a personal statement released last December via Roc Nation that he was heartbroken about the effect that falsehoods like these have on their children. “My only heart break is for my family,” he said. “My wife and I are going to sit our kids down. One of them is old enough that her friends will probably read the headlines and ask questions. I mourn another loss of innocence.” It was a raw, vulnerable moment from one known as much for his lyrical swagger as for his guarded privacy. “Children should not have to go through such things in their age,” he added. “It’s unfair that we even have to make sense of this specific type of malice, which is meant to break families and to break the human spirit.”
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And yet here they are seventeen years later, still together, still strong, still in love. Tina Knowles’ tribute is more than a loving note from a proud mom. It is a strong declaration about the durability of aumber, it’s a testament to loyalty, growth and a bond that has proven from the very beginning to be louder than the noise.
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Azealia Banks Unleashes on Eminem with Blistering “School Shooter Music” Takedown

Azealia Banks never holds back when it comes to unfiltered opinions, and her latest target is none other than Eminem. The Harlem-born rapper, whose biting commentary is as noteworthy as her genre-defying music, set social media ablaze recently with a takedown of the Detroit rap legend. Once a Twitter user dared to invoke Eminem in one of her threads, Banks responded in classic fashion, pronouncing the record as “school shooter music.”
“No body wanna listen to that school shooter music,” Banks wrote in a tweet that quickly generated controversy. “This is hiphop, we don’t care or relate to white male anger and raps about wanting to kill your mother. ‘Stan’ is legendary for its own reasons but Eminem is just always too disturbed. One would think that at this point in his career he’d challenge himself to write even just ONE song that wasn’t about his mental illnesses. Eminem is always going to be that mad white guy nobody wanna f**k. When Eminem can make ONE a** shaker, and exhibit even 0.2 oz of sex appeal we can revisit. But vanilla ice was and is still the best white rapper of all time. Argue with ur mom.” It’s a tough criticism, but Azealia knows how to speak her mind.
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Banks, who isn’t one to shy away from a tussle, added insult to injury by saying Eminem is “too disturbed” and asking why, after two decades in the game, he’s still rapping about mental illness instead of taking his artistry into unknown territory. “One would think, at this stage, in his career, he would challenge himself to write at least ONE song that’s not about his mental illnesses,” she quipped. Her assertion is that Vanilla Ice, not Eminem, is the best white rapper ever. “Vanilla Ice was the greatest white rapper’s all-time and still does. Fight ur mother,” she continued, repeating her opinion the way only Azealia can.
Although her comments will undoubtedly set Eminem stans and hip-hop purists alike into a frenzy, they also provide a more subtle perspective on Banks’ longstanding critique of mainstream rap culture, not to mention the glorification of trauma and rage. Yes, her delivery’s sharp-tongued and unforgiving, though it’s always seasoned with her trademark flair. Azealia Banks knows how to keep the pot boiling, whether you love or loathe her. And at a time when it’s safer to play it safe, her new diss track shows she’s still that in your face.
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