The Complex 7 The Complex 7: Drumma Boy

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Memphis-bred, Atlanta-based producer Drumma Boy has been quickly adding hits to his discography. Within the past few years, the 25-year-old musician has worked with T.I. (”What Up, What’s Haapnin’”), Gorilla Zoe (“Lost”), and most memorably, Young Jeezy (“Put On”); along the way, he’s even earned two Grammy nominations. Drumma recently released a free mixtape (Welcome II My City), and his latest work with Plies (“Plenty Money”) is steadily heating up the clubs (and the Complex office…Big Face Hunnids!!).

In addition to his studio work, the classically-trained beatsmith is gaining more attention these days for his role on BET’s reality show Welcome to Dreamland (Tuesdays, 10:30 p.m.), where two teams of aspiring singers (one headed by Drumma Boy, and the other by Jazze Pha) compete for a recording contract. On top of our usual Complex 7, the speaks on the show, working with The Game, and how he’s ready to compete against Quincy Jones and Dr. Dre…

Music Jazze Pha & Webster Make It Rain In The Kitchen

Rachel Ray: watch your back. After Trick Daddy’s MTV show and Coolio’s Cooking With Coolio, producer Jazze Pha’s new internet show Cookin’ With Jazze is just the latest in rap celebrities going hard for that culinary cash.

In the debut episode, Jazze invites Webster’s Emmanuel Lewis to help him create a massive pork chop pizza (with the bones). The best part? When Emmanuel gets a big stack of parmesan and makes it rain on the pizza. Judging by the expertise with which he does it (and the fact that he graduated from Clark Atlanta in 1997), we’re guessing that Webster probably has some first hand experience making it rain at Magic City too. Watch the episode after the jump.