1) Judith Wessendor… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists by the name of Juju.
1) Judith Wessendorf (born 20 November 1992 in Berlin), better known under the stage name Juju, is a German rapper.
2) American Rapper/Producer The Beatnuts - Junkyard Juju
3) Finnish rapper, who mixes Hiphop and Reggae sounds
4) American Jazz group
5) A Drum ´n´ Bass / Dubstep producer
6) Dutch Hip hop producer
7) Mid 70's afrobeat group from Mozambique
8) American post-punk/darkwave group
9) Rapper from Glasgow
10) Chinese pop/R&B singer-songwriter
1) Born as the daughter of a German mother and Moroccan father, Juju grew up in a poor area in the Berlin district Neukölln. As a child, she listened to German gangsta rap (Bushido, Aggro Berlin, Sido, etc.) and since she was 14, Juju started rapping as a hobby in her free time. In 2010, she met Nura for the first time. Later they formed the German rap crew SXTN. Their first song was Deine Mutter and their most successful Von Party zu Party (which reached 30 million views on Youtube two years later) and Bongzimmer. In 2018, Nura and Juju separated and began their solo careers. Juju reached the top of the German single charts with the singles "Melodien" (with Capital Bra), "Vermissen" (with Henning May) and "Kein Wort" (with Loredana).
2) Juju aka Junkyard Juju is a Producer / Rapper from Queens, New York and 1/2 of the The Beatnuts.
The Beatnuts are 1 of the most legendary Hip Hop production crews of All-Time. With production from all the legends of Hip Hop such as Mos Def, Common, MC Lyte, Fat Joe, Big Pun, Terror Squad, Tony Touch and hundreds of huge productions on huge hip hop records going all the way back to 1991 with production on Stereo M.C.s and Monie Love. Jujus group The Beatnuts as a Rap Group have sold millions of records and are known worldwide through the 10 classic Beatnuts records out as well as the cult following on Intoxicated Demons released in 1993.
3) Juju (Julius Kivi) is a Finnish rapper, whose style has vibes of hip-hop and reggae. Born in 1984, currently living in Tampere. Has released "Juju ep" in 2005, and his debut album "Sekavuudesta selvyyteen" in 2008.
After his solo album, he started to be known better for his own music, and not just for a couple songs with Opaali.
His second album, "Mustavalkosta" was released in 2011.
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4) A New-York based Afrocentric Jazz group based around the saxophonist James Plunky Branch. This group recorded two LP´s in the early seventies for the Strata East Label. The Soul-Jazz project Oneness of Juju is an offspring of this group.
5) The other artist by the name of Juju is Drum´n´Bass & Dubstep DJ and producer.
Born and raised in Colombia, South America until the age of 16, Neil Zarama, aka Juju, developed and nourished his musical palette from his diverse background. From one country to another, Juju’s musical tastes as a teen expanded through an array of styles ranging from Punk and Metal to Latino-Afro rhythms and Dub culture. Juju began his DJ’ing career in 1991 playing Dub, Reggae and Dancehall music. He secured his first Drum and Bass residency in late 1994 at “The Jungle,” the first exclusive Drum and Bass club in San Francisco, making him a pioneer key player in the San Francisco and US Drum and Bass scene.
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Juju is currently one of the busiest and most established DJ/Producers in the Americas. Respected for his fierce DJ’ing, programming and exclusive dubplate selections, Juju is in heavy demand throughout the States, Asia, Europe and South America. In San Francisco, Juju hosts his own club night, PHUTURO, one of the nation’s longest running and most respected Drum and Bass weeklies (8 years). Abroad, Juju has been shaking international dance floors from the UK to South America. Juju is also tearing up dance floors in Asia, playing gigs throughout Japan and holding down for 2 years an exclusive DJ residency at Hong Kong’s (now defunct) largest Drum and Bass party, HARD DRIVE (cloud 9). In South America he has become a favorite, hosting a string of collaboration parties in conjunction with Simpl3 Crew (Venezuela) and now teaming up with Seven Records in Mexico City to collaborate with parties across the border!
On the production front, Juju has been setting high standards being one of the first American Drum and Bass artists to be signed to multiple top-notch UK labels, including Liquid V, Renegade Recordings, Trouble on Vinyl, Soul:r, Invaderz Transmission and Advanced/CIA. Ranked as one of the top Drum and Bass producer of the moment, Juju has set the pace for international artists in the genre. In the States, Juju has had a string of successful releases on almost every major Drum and Bass label, making him one of the most prolific and well established artists around. His studio projects have included working with Spirit, Digital, Calibre, K [Polar], Abstract, UFO, Hive and his label partner DJ Craze.
In 2001, Juju launched his own imprint Phuturo Recordings via S.T. Holding Ltd (UK). The label has been making waves throughout the Drum and Bass scene worldwide. Phuturo’s release schedule is pure class with an eclectic mixture of international Drum and Bass artists including Juju, Calibre, Klute, Baron, Greg Packer and Drumagick.
PHUTURO
Juju has just finished remixing two classic Drum and Bass anthems, Source Direct’s “Yo Bitch” and Spirit’s “Moving Target,” which have been causing damage in the dubpate circuit. Also, Juju has teamed up with Dj Craze to form cartel recordings and with Spirit [metalheadz] on a side project label called Phuturo Inneractive.
In 2006 Juju started a new label called Narco.Hz with the intention of pushing his dub/dubstep production, which has already taken off with a bang! Booked for Dubstep gigs all over America, Japan and leading the Dubstep movement worldwide. Expect to see Juju touring Japan, the Americas and Europe extensively in 2007. You can catch Juju DJ’ing at his weekly Phuturo/Narco.Hz in San Francisco at The Top or in top-notch venues worldwide!” (source: http://www.myspace.com/jujutek)
6) A Dutch hip-hop producer from Urmond, The Netherlands. His production style varies from a dark sound to very moody and relaxed productions
7) Juju is a psychedelic jam band from Pomona, CA. The band consists of Phil Pirrone (ex-Casket Salesmen) and Andrew Clinco (Incan Abraham). Visit their Facebook page for more information http://www.facebook.com/261840337204911.
8) Juju, a mid 70's afrobeat group from Mozambique, released the polyrhythmic, somewhat psychedelic album "A Message From Mozambique" in 1973, and may have released others.
9) JUJU is a Japanese pop/R&B singer-songwriter under Sony Music Japan Associated Records label. She has released three albums thus far and gained recognition in the music industry in 2008 with her collaboration singles with Spontania.
JUJU wanted to be a jazz singer since the age of 12, and at 18 years old, she went to the US from Kyoto, Japan.
She performed live in New York’ famous JAZZ MUSICAL, and has been establishing her own sound in the center of music of the world with influeces such as R&B, HIP HOP, SOUL, LATIN and HOUSE, besides Jazz.
Since 2001, she has been featured in more than 10 songs. On 10 October 2007, she released her first full album, Wonderful Life.
On 12 December 2007, she released her first doube A side single, Wish for snow / 奇跡を望むなら…Xmas story. is the ending song (October) for the dorama, たけしの誰でもピカソ (Takeshi no dare demo PIKASO), and the dwango.jp TV-CM song.
She gained recognition in the Japanese music industry in 2008 with her collaboration with Spontania on the track "君のすべてに" (Kimi no Subete ni) and the answer song "素直になれたら" (Sunao ni Naretara).
In 2009, the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) certified her 2009 singles "やさしさで溢れるように" (Yasashisa de Afureru you ni) and "明日がくるなら" (Ashita ga Kuru nara; a collaboration with JAY'ED) double platinum for Chaku-Uta digital sales denoting more than 500,000 legal downloads.
Her 2006 single, "奇跡を望むなら..." (Kiseki o Nozomu Kara...) was also certified platinum (250,000 downloads) the same year.
One of Them
JUJU Lyrics
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Yo, Your image deceives what your people perceive
Some people believe what the media feeds, TV MCs
That try to bark hollow...pretend to be harsh fellows
But be yellow and softer than marshmallows
[All]
Oh you one of them niggas!
[Juju]
Homo I'ma hurt ya feelings
Name brand talkers...pretty ass earrings
Where are all your women I ain't seen you with one
The only bitch that ever loved you gotta call you her son
Yeah, you that nigga...choch ass nigga
No heart...won't even approach us nigga
So you be humble man...stay in your place
We them niggas that rumble and get in your face
[All]
Oh you one of them niggas!
[Marc 7]
Concerned with lookin' cute...nails done, eyes plucked
Homie, what the fuck?...I mean really whassup
Help a brother understand
How self-admiration takes the soul of a man
Damn, vain ass, plain ass, nothing ass niggas
Get your punk ass out the goddamn mirror
[All]
You one of them niggas!
[Cuts: DJNu-Mark]
Real niggas do real things and that's a fact
[All]
Oh you one of them niggas!
[Cuts: DJNu-Mark]
Are you in with the heart or are you in it for the funds
[All]
Oh you one of them niggas!
[Akil]
Uh Mr. Know-It-All, flossy floss, all talk
Head Mr. A&R ...we ain't hard, who the fuck said we was?
You never heard us holla...Crip or Blood or I'm a thug
[All]
You one of them niggas!
[Zaakir (Soup)]
You want to rhyme like that?
You won't get signed like that
Ya'll need the R&B track
Or call some sisters sluts
Tell them...back that thang up
'Cause only real niggas spit game that much
[All]
You one of them niggas!
[Chali 2na]
Right off the bat...what you speak is contrived
Its like you're cloaked in a Pinocchio vibe
And when you lie...you play with the dream
You make it decay at the seams
You can fix it...if you say what you mean
[All]
You one of them niggas!
[Juju]
Pick and choose who you beef with
Leap froggy, Show me how real you keep it
I know that you pussy all underneath it
Now it's time for the 5 to expose your secret
[All]
You one of them niggas!
[Cuts: DJNu-Mark]
Shake up...foo's be faker than make up...HA!
[All]
Oh you one of them niggas!
[Cuts: DJNu-Mark]
Are you in with the heart or are you in it for the funds
[All]
You one of them niggas!
[Cuts: DJNu-Mark]
Knock this pretty boy cats on they ass...each time we drop...kid
[All]
Oh you one of them niggas!
[Marc 7]
No time for idle chattin'...folks say what's happening
'Til we go platinum...house in the Hamptons
Bank account large...give sha-tan my cold regards
There's a killer at large...and he murders esteem
'Cause he strips black teens of all their dreams
[All]
You one of them niggas!
[Akil]
Yeah what you trying to prove
Keep it gangsta where I'm from...ain't a G's move
Now everybody want to pop that shit
Walk like a Crip...what part of the game is this?
Don't get caught up the twist of some gang bang shit
But then you probably would...fascinated with the hood
[All]
You one of them niggas!
[Zaakir (Soup)]
Man...enough is enough...I know that you're ghetto
A thug and you tough...your possie is deep
And when you speak it's fuck the police
Am I to believe...is that the way you really would be
If only we see...what there is no cameras allowed
And your bodyguard didn't have to hold your hand through the crowd
[All]
You one of them niggas!
The song One of Them by Juju is an introspective look at the fake image that many people try to maintain in front of others. The first verse, performed by Chali 2na, talks about the misleading nature of media and TV personalities who pretend to be tough and act like hollow, harsh fellows. The chorus, “Oh you one of them niggas!” is repeated throughout the song as a way to point out individuals who are trying to portray a fake image of themselves. Juju takes center stage in the second verse and talks about guys who pretend to be tough and hurt those who call them out. He also takes a jab at these guys’ fashion sense and points out that he’s never seen them with a girl. Marc 7 takes over for the third verse and talks about a man’s self-admiration and how it can strip the soul of a man. He encourages guys to take a break from the mirror and focus on what’s really important in life. Finally, Akil and Zaakir (Soup) emphasize the importance of authenticity and discourage men from adopting gang culture and violent behavior to prove their worth. The song is a warning against trying to fit in and sacrificing one’s identity along the way.
Line by Line Meaning
Yo, Your image deceives what your people perceive
Your persona doesn't accurately reflect who you truly are
Some people believe what the media feeds, TV MCs
The media has the power to influence people's beliefs and behaviors
That try to bark hollow...pretend to be harsh fellows
Some rappers try to act tough, but it's all an act
But be yellow and softer than marshmallows
In reality, they are cowardly and weak
Oh you one of them niggas!
You are one of the fakes who put on an act
Homo I'ma hurt ya feelings
I'm going to insult you and make you feel inferior
Name brand talkers...pretty ass earrings
You value material possessions and focus on your appearance
Where are all your women I ain't seen you with one
You don't have any women in your life
The only bitch that ever loved you gotta call you her son
Your mother is the only woman who loves you
Yeah, you that nigga...choch ass nigga
You think you're tough, but you're really a coward
No heart...won't even approach us nigga
You lack courage and won't confront us
So you be humble man...stay in your place
You need to be modest and stay in your lane
We them niggas that rumble and get in your face
We are the type to confront and fight back
Concerned with lookin' cute...nails done, eyes plucked
You focus too much on your appearance and being attractive
Homie, what the fuck?...I mean really whassup
What's wrong with you? Why are you acting this way?
Help a brother understand
Explain yourself so we can understand your behavior
How self-admiration takes the soul of a man
Being obsessed with your own appearance and ego can corrupt your character
Damn, vain ass, plain ass, nothing ass niggas
You are self-absorbed, unremarkable, and worthless
Get your punk ass out the goddamn mirror
Stop admiring yourself in the mirror and focus on something other than your looks
Real niggas do real things and that's a fact
Authentic people take tangible actions to achieve their goals
Are you in with the heart or are you in it for the funds
Do you care about the cause or are you only in it for the money and fame?
Knock this pretty boy cats on they ass...each time we drop...kid
We will always knock down the fake guys who care too much about their looks
No time for idle chattin'...folks say what's happening
Stop talking and start taking action
'Til we go platinum...house in the Hamptons
We won't stop until we're successful and living in luxury
Bank account large...give sha-tan my cold regards
We will be financially successful and unbothered by negative energy
There's a killer at large...and he murders esteem
There are societal forces that destroy people's self-worth and confidence
Cause he strips black teens of all their dreams
These forces specifically target and undermine the aspirations of black youth
Yeah what you trying to prove
What are you attempting to demonstrate or achieve?
Keep it gangsta where I'm from...ain't a G's move
In my community, acting tough and violent isn't admirable
Now everybody want to pop that shit
Everyone wants to act tough and aggressive
Walk like a Crip...what part of the game is this?
Imitating gang culture isn't something to joke about
Don't get caught up the twist of some gang bang shit
Don't get involved in dangerous and illegal gang activities
But then you probably would...fascinated with the hood
But you probably won't listen, because you're obsessed with the idea of being 'gangsta'
Man...enough is enough...I know that you're ghetto
Stop pretending to be tough and street-smart, we know you're not
A thug and you tough...your possie is deep
You try to act like a gangster and surround yourself with a large group of supporters
And when you speak it's fuck the police
You express hostility toward law enforcement
Am I to believe...is that the way you really would be
Are you actually the tough-guy you claim to be?
If only we see...what there is no cameras allowed
If we could witness your behavior when there's no one else around
And your bodyguard didn't have to hold your hand through the crowd
If you weren't surrounded by protection at all times
Shake up...foo's be faker than make up...HA!
You're all fakes and aren't as tough as you want us to believe
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., BMG Rights Management
Written by: Charles L. Stewart, Courtenay D. Henderson, Dante Lamar Givens, Jerry R. Tineo, Lucas Christian MacFadden, Marc F. Stuart, Mark Ali Potsic
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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