
KJ-52 (Jonah Sorrentino) is a Christian rap, known for some songs addressed to the rapper Eminem. The name comes from "KJ," which was an abbreviation of his old rap name, but "52" (pronounced "five-two") represented the miracle of the five loaves and two fish. KJ-52 believed he was spreading the word of the Lord in much the same way Jesus shared the food in the story. == Biography == Raised in a rough-and-tumble suburb of Tampa, Florida, Florida, KJ-52 was the product of a broken home, and eventually found himself mixed up in drugs, drinking, and chasing skirts. At fifteen KJ became a born again Christian. While a teenager, KJ began working in youth ministry at a Florida inner-city church. He also recorded a demo (music), but it was largely ignored. It wasn't until KJ met a young, likeminded rapper named Golden Child, the two formed the Sons of Intellect and began performing throughout Florida. Soon Golden Child moved on and the Sons dissolved. But that brief bit of success in Christian rap had whet KJ's appetite, and in the summer of 1998 he stepped down from his youth minister position to pursue his Christian rap dream full-time. A relationship with Gotee Records' Todd Collins led to a deal with Nashville, Tennessee CCM label Essential Records, who released 7th Avenue, in April 2000. The LP featured collaborations with the Cross Movement and Knowdaverbs. In 2002, KJ-52 released his second album Collaborations. The album's title referred to the numerous contributions made to the album by guest artists, including Ill Harmonics, Pillar, and Thousand Foot Krutch. Collaborations contained a title called "Dear Slim." The track presented an open letter to Eminem, taking issue with the song, "Stan.” == Discography == # 7th Avenue, 2000 # Collaborations, 2002 # Pronounced Five-Two, 2003 # Soul Purpose, 2004 # Behind the Musik (A Boy Named Jonah), 2005 == External Links == [http://www.kj52.com/ KJ-52 Official Website]
And once again he is definatly NOT a small town rapper... He has 3 albums and only one of his songs mention Eminem.. not all of them!!.. It seems stupid to think that a Christian Rapper is Made famous by using his songs to Promote Eminem... I encourage anyone who reads this to check out his website, listen to his music and turn your life around! www.kj52.com == More to be done == I started cleaning up this article, I think I got it to NPOV! Please continue to clean this up
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KJ-52 (Jonah Sorrentino) is a Christian rap, known for some songs addressed to the rapper Eminem. The name comes from "KJ," which was an abbreviation of his old rap name, but "52" (pronounced "five-two") represented the miracle of the five loaves and two fish. KJ-52 believed he was spreading the word of the Lord in much the same way Jesus shared the food in the story. == Biography == Raised in a rough-and-tumble suburb of Tampa, Florida, Florida, KJ-52 was the product of a broken home, and eventually found himself mixed up in drugs, drinking, and chasing skirts. At fifteen KJ became a born again Christian. While a teenager, KJ began working in youth ministry at a Florida inner-city church. He also recorded a demo (music), but it was largely ignored. It wasn't until KJ met a young, likeminded rapper named Golden Child, the two formed the Sons of Intellect and began performing throughout Florida. Soon Golden Child moved on and the Sons dissolved. But that brief bit of success in Christian rap had whet KJ's appetite, and in the summer of 1998 he stepped down from his youth minister position to pursue his Christian rap dream full-time. A relationship with Gotee Records' Todd Collins led to a deal with Nashville, Tennessee CCM label Essential Records, who released 7th Avenue, in April 2000. The LP featured collaborations with the Cross Movement and Knowdaverbs. In 2002, KJ-52 released his second album Collaborations. The album's title referred to the numerous contributions made to the album by guest artists, including Ill Harmonics, Pillar, and Thousand Foot Krutch. Collaborations contained a title called "Dear Slim." The track presented an open letter to Eminem, taking issue with the song, "Stan.” == Discography == # 7th Avenue, 2000 # Collaborations, 2002 # Pronounced Five-Two, 2003 # Soul Purpose, 2004 # Behind the Musik (A Boy Named Jonah), 2005 == External Links == [http://www.kj52.com/ KJ-52 Official Website]
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And once again he is definatly NOT a small town rapper... He has 3 albums and only one of his songs mention Eminem.. not all of them!!.. It seems stupid to think that a Christian Rapper is Made famous by using his songs to Promote Eminem... I encourage anyone who reads this to check out his website, listen to his music and turn your life around! www.kj52.com == More to be done == I started cleaning up this article, I think I got it to NPOV! Please continue to clean this up
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