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Jadakiss (born May 27, 1975) is the stage and recording name of American hip-hop rapper Jason Phillips, hailing from Yonkers, New York, U.S.
In 1991, whilst still 16, Jadakiss had made a name for himself as a freestyle rapper, and competed in the Floridian freestyle battle the “Jack the Rapper Competition”. It wasn’t long before the rapper was making connections and soon became affiliated with the Ruff Ryders management company. Alongside friends Sheek Louch and Styles P. Jadakiss formed the rap group The Warlocks and signed with Sean Combs' Bad Boy Entertainment. At the suggestion of the label the group changed their name to The LOX, and made their debut recording on The Main Source’s LP “Fuck What You Think” on the track “Set it Off”. During this time Jadakiss developed a close relationship with The Notorious B.I.G., and The LOX’s first hit came as the B-side to Puff Daddy’s “I’ll Be Missing You” entitled “We’ll Always Love Big Poppa” in 1997.
A year later The LOX released their debut full-length “Money, Power & Respect”, which earned the group positive reviews and platinum certification. Despite the album’s success The LOX parted ways with Bad Boy Entertainment, deciding to sign with Ruff Ryders Entertainment instead. Jadakiss’ solo debut album “Kiss Tha Game Goodbye” was released in August 2001 featuring guest contributions from The Alchemist, DMX, Eve, Snoop Dogg and Swizz Beatz. Despite these high-profile artists however the album was a commercial flop, and Jadakiss has since admitted the album was completed out of a contract obligation to Bad Boy Entertainment.
The rapper’s 2004 sophomore album “Kiss of Death” however received much more favourable reviews, aided by the lead single “Why?” featuring Anthony Hamilton. In 2007 Jadakiss signed with Roc-A-Fella Records in a move that Jay-Z had been orchestrating for a few years. The rapper’s debut release on the label was 2009's “The Last Kiss” led by the single “By My Side” featuring Ne-Yo. Subsequent singles included “Can’t Stop Me”, “Death Wish” featuring Lil Wayne, and “Who’s Real”. In 2012 Jadakiss released the mixtape “Consignment” and in 2013 the single “Big Boy Dialogue” featuring vocals from The-Dream.
Leer másBack in 2002, himself in the midst of a career comeback that many hadn’t considered possible, Eminem paid tribute to the up-and-coming Jadakiss - real name Jason Phillips - on the basis that he was one of the finest talents in the game. This was something, at the time, that wouldn’t have been agreed upon by the critics; Jada’s first record in his own right, Kiss tha Game Goodbye, had been largely dismissed as undercooked and repetitive by the press, despite an impressive array of guest stars and producers. However, in 2004, Jada made good on both his own promise and Eminem’s endorsement by releasing his sophomore LP, Kiss of Death, which piqued the public conscience with the politically-aware ‘Why’ - one of the year’s biggest hits. The album would eventually go platinum. After 2009’s The Last Kiss confirmed Jadakiss as a hip hop heavyweight, he toured extensively, delivering high-octane sets across the U.S. to packed clubs, that both saw him run through his hits and freestyle extensively, with members of the audience frequently encouraged to engage with him on the latter front. He hasn’t made it over the UK for a while, but with album number four set for later this year, there’s every chance we’ll see Jadakiss sooner than later.
Jason Phillips better known as Jadakiss, is an American rapper who has been making music since 1993. He is a member of the hip hop collective Ruff Ryders and released his own debut solo record 'Kiss tha Game Goodbye' in 2001.
Since then there has been a lot of controversy and critical backlash over his music yet despite what the critics thought, Jadakiss saw his fan base continue to grow as he released more and more material. By the second album 'Kiss of Death' his shows were something of legend on the hip hop circuit and he was known for his slick freestyle ability and confident persona.
Now armed with a barrage of accompanying performers onstage to entertain his sell out crowds, Phillips steps out to the sound of deafening bass and the crowd instantly cheers. He plays fan favourite 'Letter to B.I.G.' and although Faith Evans isn't present tonight to supply the vocal, he does have support from a brilliant female singer. All the underground hits are there and Jadakiss is slowly building anticipation before an all out party version of 'Why' keeps the crowd dancing and applauding.
No time for PH'n Jason! The show was official! The opening act of Chris Rivers was definitely a treat but when the Rap God came through murderin verse after verse of classic material, it was a good night for Hip Hop. Never saw a Kiss show or a LOX show so I was already hyped but the venue's intimacy and the artist's mastery of movin the crowd off lyrical prowess alone made a perfect match to see for a first time. The audience of course engaged became his virtual breathman as we rapped along to our favorites. Needless to say he killed it and I felt genuine love to be performing in front of real fans in Chicago which we gave back! Don't be a stranger my G!
Hot Show!!! And Good DJ!!!! Loved it!!! Had a good time!!! And enjoyed Fabulous performance!! Jadakiss and Fabulous killed it!!!Got to see 2 Legends together!!!Can't wait till both of them come back here to Philly again!!! I'll never forget it!!!
Kiss killed it!Definitely one of the best shows I've been to. He done old songs new songs with all the energy in the world.The size of the venue made it as personal as could be. I'd go see him again anytime
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