DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ

'Dem Franchize Boyz' are an American hip hop group from Atlanta signed to So So Def Records. The group comprises four members: Gerald Tiller (a.k.a. Buddie, born 1983), Maurice Gleaton (a.k.a. Parlae, born 1983), Jamal Willingham (a.k.a. Pimpin, born 1984), and Bernard Leverette (a.k.a. Jizzal Man, born 1983). They debuted with the poverty-stricken urban anthem "White Tee" and have more recently appreciated radio airplay with their singles "Oh, I Think They Like Me" and "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It", from the album ''On Top of Our Game''. They are considered by some to be pioneers in the new hip-hop subgenre of snap music. Recently, they were featured on the newest installment to the Now That's What I Call Music!, Volume 21 with their hit song, "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It." They have managed to get considerable press upon the release of ''On Top Of Our Game''.
They collaborated with Korn to produce a mash-up of "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It" and "Coming Undone" called "Coming Undone (Wit It)."
They are also featured in Monica's new single "Everytime Tha Beat Drop".
In recent months the group along with snap group D4L has come under major scrutiny because of the "Hip Hop Is Dead" movement. They have answered back with the diss song "We Fuckin Up Hip Hop". Jizzal Man and Parlae both feature on Unk's album ''Beat'n Down Yo Block''.
In April 2007, group member Parlae was arrested in a drugs bust in Atlanta. At the scene police found more than $160,000 in cash, hand guns and 11 pounds of marijuana.

Contents

Album

External links

Album

★ Dem Franchize Boyz (2005)

★ On Top Of Our Game(2006)

★ At The Point Of No Return (TBA)

External links

★ Dem Franchize Boyz Official Website

★ Dem Franchise Boy Fans Blog

★ Dem Franchise Boyz at MySpace