Where Are They Now? One Hit Wonders

Dem Franchize Boyz

After an exhausting summer of selling Mitchell and Ness throwbacks, I was personally relieved when Dem Franchize Boyz encouraged men to find joy in the clear canvas that was the “White Tee.”

Coming on the scene in (yup) their White Tees, Dem Franchize Boyz left Universal to sign to So So Def, where they released the above gem of public adoration.

However, the public might not have liked them as much as they hoped, because after “They Like Me” the snap music genre began to fade away.  DFB continued to release music, and did collaborations with artists like Korn, and Monica.

It seems that their last group project was the Voltron mixtape in 2011.  Parlae (after being arrested during a drug raid in 2006, and being suspected of murder in 2005) then went on to pursue a solo career in 2011.  Pimpin’ was rumored to be a new cast member for Love and Hip Hop Atlanta in 2012 (which we know hasn’t happen yet),  Jizzal Man is still releasing music, and just released a music video of his song “Turn Up,” in April 2014, and Buddie is still rapping, and was featured on a song by a rapper named F.A.M.E.

In an effort to not overload the page, I’m going to include Jizzal Man’s video since it is the most recent.