J. White Did It Height, Weight, Age, Family, Facts, Education, Biography

Publish date: 2024-06-08

J. White Did It Quick Info
Height	5 ft 8 in
Weight	75 kg
Date of Birth	December 17, 1984
Zodiac Sign	Sagittarius
Eye Color	Dark Brown

J. White Did It is an American record producer, songwriter, and DJ who is best known for producing popular rapper Cardi B‘s chart-topping tracks titled Bodak Yellow (2017) and I Like It (2018). The 2020 track Savage by Megan Thee Stallion, produced by him, had peaked at number 1 on the ‘Billboard Hot 100′, the music industry standard record chart in the United States. Another song produced by him, A Lot (2018) by 21 Savage, had won a Grammy Award in the category of ‘Best Rap Song’.

Born Name

Anthony Jermaine White

Nick Name

J. White Did It

Sun Sign

Sagittarius

Born Place

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Residence

He splits his time between Kansas City, Missouri, United States, and Dallas, Texas, United States.

Nationality

Education

J. White Did It had graduated from Leavenworth High School, a public school in Leavenworth, Kansas.

Occupation

Record Producer, Songwriter, DJ

Family

Father – His father was a church singer and guitar player.
Mother – His mother was a church singer.

Genre

Hip Hop, Trap

Instruments

Keyboard, Sampler

Labels

Kobalt Music Group

Build

Average

Height

5 ft 8 in or 173 cm

Weight

75 kg or 165.5 lbs

Race / Ethnicity

Black

He is of African-American descent.

Hair Color

Black

Eye Color

Dark Brown

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

Mildly stocky frame
Short-cropped hair
Affable smile
Sports a thick beard
Often makes appearances in a baseball hat

J. White Did It Facts

With J. White Did It’s parents both being church singers, music had a huge impact on his childhood. However, he had dreamt of being a football player for quite a while. When he was 15 years old, he had realized that he was neither tall enough nor fast enough to actively pursue a career in football.

A year later, he had started making his own beats and penning down lyrics and rhymes. The following year, his uncle had purchased him a keyboard. He was immediately hooked on it and never looked back.

In 2005, he had moved to New York City to learn how to produce records. There, he had made an acquaintance with a producer named Klenord ‘Shaft’ Raphael who would later go on to become his mentor and manager. Later that year, he had returned to his hometown of Kansas City. For the next decade or so, he had worked there as a janitor, a DJ, and a producer around the cities of Kansas, Dallas, Atlanta, and Los Angeles. During this time, he had produced beats for several artists but somehow his music career was not quite taking off.

Things worsened for him in January 2015 when his mother was murdered. The loss had forced him into depression and he had attempted suicide twice that year.

In 2016, Shaft had invited him to his place in New York to ask him for beats. It was there that he met future collaborator Cardi B and many of Shaft’s other clients. He began working with them, and eventually, his career began to progress in the desired direction.

In September 2017, he had signed a deal with rights management and publishing company Kobalt Music Group.

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