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King Jase Interview: From Freestyling to Owning a Label, The Rap Artist Shares His Journey and Vision

09-29-2023 02:43 PM CET | Arts & Culture

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King Jase - 2023

King Jase - 2023

INTERVIEW WITH KING JASE

Q: Tell us about yourself, who are you and where do you come from?
A: My name is Jason aka King Jase, I'm an artist signed to EMPIRE. I also own the label Billionaire Boys Club LLC. I'm from Fort Smith, Arkansas, USA.

Q: How was your passion for music born? Who are your idols?
A: It was born by inspiration from listening to Three Six Mafia and being asked if I wanted to start making music because I used to freestyle for fun. My idols? Eh, I don't idolize anybody. I ensure to be myself, and unique.

Q: What kind of music do you do?
A: I'm a rap artist, but I also make pop based and R&B based rap music.

Q: What is the most important song for you? What message do you want to convey to the listener?
A: Addict is my most important. The message I try to convey is that everybody is addicted to something, whether it's considered bad by society or not. So, don't pass judgement to anybody, because we all have that one thing we're addicted to.

Q: Why should a listener who doesn't know you listen to your music?
A: Because the messages I deliver within my music come with so much free game.

Q: What are your future projects? Where do you see yourself 5 years from now?
A: I'm just making music as I go. I 5 years? A top tier, world renowned artist.

Tell our readers a funny episode that happened in your career as an artist.

Um, I can't think of one lol I'm all business when it comes to my music.

Billionaire Boys Club, LLC
1215 S W ST., Fort Smith, AR. 72901
ATTN: Billionaire Boys Publishing
(479)668-5436

Jason Andy Wayne Scott, also known by his stage name King Jase, hails from Fort Smith, Arkansas, and is a rap artist signed to EMPIRE while also owning the label Billionaire Boys Club LLC. Inspired by the legendary group Three Six Mafia, King Jase began his journey in music by freestyling. Preferring to be unique, he doesn't claim any idols but appreciates the path that led him to make a mix of rap, pop-based, and R&B-based music. His song "Addict" delivers a powerful message about human addiction and encourages empathy rather than judgment. With a business-focused approach, King Jase is eyeing the future, aiming to become a top-tier, world-renowned artist.

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