After Shay Johnson’s “Love & Hip Hop Miami” run, she revealed her new boyfriend. Not only is Momma Dee close to Shay, she is also supportive of her new relationship. Momma Dee remained close to Shay Johnson. Shay Johnson left the show after Lil’ Scrappy committed to his marriage to Bambi. Many fans disliked how Momma Dee was so active in Scrappy’s love life. When Shay Johnson was on “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta,” Momma Dee pushed Lil’ Scrappy to stay with her. Momma Dee was always Shay Johnson’s biggest supporter. Now please, excuse French Montana as he cooks up more hits.Momma Dee is in Shay Johnson’s maternity shoot photos “I just pay attention to what people say,” offers Montana, who is currently a featured act on Drake’s Club Paradise Tour.
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He plans to drop Mac & Cheese 3 in the near future.įollowing through on the enormous expectations he has built up for himself is a matter of keeping his ear to the streets. And recently, Montana dropped yet another fiery mixtape, Coke Boys 3. Having become highly sought after as a guest artist, he has lent his talents to Rick Ross’ smash street single, “Stay Schemin,” as well as Akon’s, “Hurt Somebody.” XXL Magazine recognized and placed Montana on the magazine’s annual Freshman Class list which highlights rappers on the rise. While the streets patiently await Montana’s highly anticipated official debut, he continues to stay in the mix. Production will be handled mostly by longtime collaborator Harry Fraud (“Shot Caller”). The album, which is being executive produced by Diddy and Rick Ross, with Harve Pierre serving as co-executive producer, has already been named by Complex Magazine as one of the “most anticipated albums of 2012.” The project features several guest appearances, including: Max B, Drake, Rick Ross (and the rest of the Maybach Music Group), Bad Boy and of course his Coke Boys crew (Chinx Drugz, Charlie Rock, Cheeze and Flip). All of his struggle, as well as success, will no doubt come to light on his debut album, Excuse My French, which is due out this year.
His decade long journey to the top has not come without its own set of trials and tribulations-the greatest of these, a late night shooting of which Montana fell victim. They say every couple of years someone comes and sweeps the streets,” says Montana. The song became a runaway smash, earning major airplay across the nation and certifying Montana as the next big rapper out of NYC. That buzz was amplified with the release of his single, “Shot Caller,” in 2011. Mixtapes, viral videos and songs like “Choppa Choppa Down,” featuring Waka Flocka Flame, only heightened Montana’s buzz.
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Acclaimed projects including his Mac & Cheese and Coke Wave series of mixtapes established his rep as a hustler with legit rhyme skills that listeners could steadily gravitate to. The next step in his journey to rap riches was solidifying his growing fanbase by dropping great music. “The DVDs were always the plan for me to get on as far as rapping,” says Montana. Featuring raw and uncut interviews with both up-and-coming and established artists like Jadakiss, 50 Cent and Young Jeezy, each volume was also interspersed with music from Montana himself. When street DVD’s were king, Montana’s Cocaine City series, which he began dropping in 2002, were grassroots video royalty. This shot caller’s come up dates back almost a decade. “Winning,” it was but Montana is no new jack that got lucky. “I figured out it was a career when I got my first check, I came out with the Cocaine City DVD. the rapping was just a hobby,” explains Montana. However, he quickly became acclimated to Bronx culture, partly through his infatuation for hip-hop an obsession which would later become his profession. While fluent in French and Arabic, Montana spoke only a small bit of English.
His parents, seeking greater opportunity than what they could find in their native land, settled in The Bronx. The label has earned a reputation of igniting the careers of bubbling street artists, transforming them into steaming hot hip hop game changers a path which fit into French Montana’s vision.īorn Karim Kharbouch in Casablanca, Morocco, Montana immigrated to New York City with his family at age 13. The partnership, made possible due to Bad Boy president Harve Pierre, makes perfect sense. Yet, when all was said and done, Montana came afloat announcing that he was ready to ride the wave with hip hop impresario Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Bad Boy Records (via Interscope Records). The Bronx representing rapper waded through a fierce bidding war when several labels began taking interest. And what the streets want, the streets shall get. The streets are talking: French Montana is one of the hottest rappers in the game right now.
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