Veteran music executive Don Jazzy, founder of Mavin Records, has playfully referred to himself as an "upcoming singer" in response to a fan's suggestion for an all-legends concert.
The fan, @beingzora, proposed a live performance featuring iconic artists like Don Jazzy, P-Square, Wande Coal, and others. However, Don Jazzy jokingly dismissed the idea, stating he's still an upcoming artist and shouldn't be grouped with veterans.
His response sparked mixed reactions, with some finding it amusing and others insisting on his legendary status.
Despite his humble claim, he had a illustrious career, co-founding Mo' Hits Records in 2004 and producing for Kanye West's GOOD Music from 2011 to 2015.
He sold Mavin Records to Universal Music Group in 2024, remaining CEO.