Dondria, JD and Hot Dollar tear up the Red Carpet @ TAG...

BlackTree TV catches up with the So So Def camp; Jermaine Dupri, Dondria and Hot Dollar, a at the Precursor to the 2008 BET Awards, the TAG Records Party hosted by Jermaine Dupri.

Putting an end to months of speculation about who would be the premiere artist signed to Tag Records, the New York-based venture led by hip-hop entrepreneur Jermaine Dupri, Island Def Jam Music Group and global giant Procter & Gamble (P&G), it was announced today that Brooklyn's own "Q" will be the first young rapper to be launched on the new label.

In conjunction with P&G's leverage of TAG Records as part of its re-introduction of TAG this summer, Q will be on the receiving end of one of the biggest promotional campaigns ever devised, including television, print, radio, digital and event marketing. This unprecedented launch is a cornerstone of TAG's initiative to cultivate relationships with the urban community through development of programs that provide opportunities for aspiring hip-hop talent. P&G will showcase Q and Dupri across TAG's various advertising and marketing initiatives throughout 2008.

Q (aka Kareem Savage) was a former member of Da Franchise with fellow Brooklynites Red Café and Gravy. Q started his solo career as a contributor to mix-tapes by DJ Clue, Kay Slay, DJ Khaled and others. Relocating to Atlanta, it was inevitable that he'd cross paths with Dupri — who quickly recognized Q's talent and put him in the studio.

Q landed his first major feature on Da Brat's "World Premiere" and the Drumline hit movie soundtrack. Ever since signing to JD's So So Def/Virgin imprint in the summer 2006, Q has been heard on a string of top-charted remixes including "Make Me Better" by Fabolous featuring Ne-Yo, "No One" by Alicia Keys, "Fine" by Mary J. Blige, "Can't Help But Wait" by Trey Songz, and more. At the same time, Q's humanitarian side and dedication to youth culture comes out via the Glenn Toby Organization and the Book Bank Foundation.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• hip-hop
• rap
• r&b
• pop
• BET
• AWARDS
• 2008
• TAG
• Jermaine
• Dupri
• Dondria
• Phatfffat
• Hot
• Dollar
• So
• Def

[UnderDaGroundAndMore]

Why Do You Post Stuff 10,000 Years Later?

Luv'&'Support.

[blacktreemedia]

UnderDaGround - can't give it all out at once ;-) 

thank u for the support though.

[msniki04]

JD is an idiot....He needs some speech classes because he definitely cannot speak well on camera....not a good look!

[KingPen07]

wow...he said her single is "doing good i think, but i don't really check it." umm okay.....makes sense? not really. no one is checkin for soso def anymore. Dondria should have tried to get on another label. That's like jumpin on BadBoy, only worse. At least Diddy produces one or two hit albums for you. I don't think Dondria will have a hit single, let alone a hit album....LOL Good luck.

[number1pebbles]

whats the song tht comes on when this video starts ?

[spokenwordable]

people is he still rapping  or his he thru

[givemegiveme2]

@KingPen07

yea i think with her voice she shouldve signed with another label to

[PoeticFruit]

Please get Hot Dollar's teeth fixed; please!

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[gyallikLala]

@KingPen07 better switch ur talknow boy!!!

[ytheyloveme]

to answer dymepyce616 question fundisha as a new song coming out by the name of (FIRE)

[dymepyce616]

i jus hope she dont get droped like fundisha did when she was on so so def back n 2001 when she sung bowwow song thank u yall remember her wha happeneds to her he said she was a new artist now she gone

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