Jr Writer
Jr Writer is a hip-hop duo from New Jersey formed by Malik Abdul and Aaron Simmons. Their name combines "Jr" for their youth with "Writer" to signal their...
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Jr Writer is a hip-hop duo from New Jersey formed by Malik Abdul and Aaron Simmons. Their name combines "Jr" for their youth with "Writer" to signal their focus on lyrics. They built a following with tracks like "Intro" and "9 Minute Freestyle," where Malik's verses often dealt with urban life over Aaron's harmonies.
Their debut album was called "History in the Making," and they followed it with records like "Words Are Weapons" and "Get It Done." The song "Byrd Call" features Cam'Ron. Their material sometimes drew criticism for explicit content, but they kept working in their lane without much fuss about it.
Malik Abdul, born Malik Abdul-Rahmaan, handles most of the writing. The duo's output has been steady rather than flashy, anchored in straightforward hip-hop rather than chasing trends. They put out songs like "Back In The Lab" and "Cinecrack" that stick to their style.
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