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D.C. Don Juan Recaps the Week in News With 'The Rap-Up'

Posted May 7th 2010 6:00PM by D.C. Don Juan
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D.C. Don Juan has been trailblazing with his debut single, 'Lookie Looky,' and true to his innovative ways, the rapper will be delivering the week in news every Friday in an exclusive audio stream on The Boombox.

The Bronx native, born Maurice Campbell Jr., moved to Washington, D.C. at age 12, an event that ultimately influenced his stage name. D.C. Don Juan eventually moved to Denver, where he cultivated his talent with the help of his friend Dermarr Johnson of the Denver Nuggets. Later, the 23-year-old rapper relocated to Atlanta and collaborated with the likes of Polow Da Don and Boo and Gotti to subsequently land him a recording contract with Battery Records.

In his eight-year career, D.C. Don Juan has recorded over 4,000 songs, culling material from his personal struggles with poverty and street life. Now, the prolific rapper is showcasing his talent in 'The Rap-Up' a weekly audio series that recaps noteworthy events from the news. Check out his first installment below.

'The Rap-Up' - Week 1

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gorbesil

very good rock star.......I like him ........

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May 09 2010 at 4:25 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

thiscatisajoke

This ni**a here is the biggest liar! My homeboy Big Reg signed this star struck a$$ comic to his label Nu Ent. & got the singles deal with Battery not Po low not Boo or Gotti He's a fake a$$ rapper that turned his back on the Bronx & if he gets love from a new City/State he will drop the D.C & add the a new L.A Don Juan, K.S Don Juan this character is as phony as his song! I wouldn't listen to that sh!t he is definitely not Young Money! Maybe he'll sell out in D.C only!

May 08 2010 at 2:47 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply