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Gerald Gillium: G Or G-Eazy
Gerald Gillium also known as G or G-eazy is a Bay Area native who is nestled in his twenties created a brand of music that has been heard throughout the nation He’s been everywhere without a deal and now he’s primed to take things to a whole new level with the release of his debut album, These Things Happen.
It’s important to know and to keep in mind that Gerald makes is a calculated effort done in hopes of pulling one further into his own world to have one feel his art in expressionate words put into music. The album Endless Summer, had put Gerald on the map, it had taught all of us to have fun and not take ourselves too seriously even though we are all determined to make our dreams a reality and as possible as we can no matter how hard the


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