Yung Joc

Yung Joc is the stage name of Jasiel Robinson, who came up in College Park, Georgia. In 2006, his single 'It's Goin' Down' became a breakout hit, reaching the top of the Billboard Hot 100. That track's success led to his debut album 'New Joc City,' which featured songs like 'I Know You See It' and debuted at number three on the Billboard 200.

His music from that period, including tracks like 'Coffee Shop' and later songs such as 'Drip' featuring Lil Wayne, carried a straightforward, hook-driven style. He worked with producers and artists in the Atlanta scene, though his career as a solo artist remained his primary focus.

In 2008, he faced a marijuana possession charge that resulted in a driver's license suspension. He continued to release music afterward, with albums like 'Hustlenomics' and 'Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood' following his initial success. His catalog includes songs like 'Flip Flop' and 'A Couple Grand,' which maintained his presence in the hip-hop landscape without revisiting the chart peak of his early single.