Draft:Tony Millerz

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- Tony Millerz**

- Background Information**

- **Birth Name:** Wilverton Tony Jegu - **Also Known As:** Tony Millerz or Tony Way Millerz - **Born:** [Birth Date Not Publicly Known] - **Origin:** Saint-Leonard, Montreal, Canada - **Genres:** Hip Hop, Caribbean Music, Afrobeat, Dancehall, Kompa, Kizomba, Zouk - **Occupation:** Rapper, Songwriter, Music Producer, YouTuber - **Years Active:** 2011 - Present - **Labels:** 7$MG - **Associated Acts:** Kay-Jay, Dydadon, Lil Drew Tjr La, Dy-One And More

- Early Life**

Tony Millerz is a West Indian artist who grew up in North America, frequently moving between the United States and Canada throughout his childhood. He was raised in a West Indian family, which exposed him to a rich diversity of musical genres, including dancehall, kompa, hip hop, kizomba, and zouk. His passion for music began at a young age, recording his first freestyle at just 7 years old.

- Career**

Tony Millerz is a principal member of the music group 7$MG, hailing from Saint-Leonard, Montreal. The group gained widespread recognition with their platinum hit single "Fanms Sou Fanms." Tony, alongside Kay-Jay and Dydadon, leads the collective, which is known for recruiting various talented artists and producing music that resonates with fans. Each member has a thriving solo career, but their collaborations often result in highly successful tracks.

- Notable Works**

- **Solo Work:** Tony Millerz released an album titled *My World*, showcasing his versatility as a solo artist. His song "To Bel" represents a new wave of Creole Afrobeat, blending Caribbean sounds with modern rhythms. - **With 7$MG:** Tony Millerz has contributed to several successful tracks within the 7$MG collective, including "Freeverse" with Kay-Jay, "W'Sup" featuring Dydadon, and "7DayzTrape" with Kay-Jay and Dydadon. He is also featured on "Shinin'," the debut track of Lil Drew TJr La after joining the group. - **Collaborations:** Tony's collaborative spirit extends to tracks like "I Will Follow You," featuring Daphnee, the first female recruit of 7$MG. He has also worked with artists outside the collective, such as Ad L on the song "On Vise Le Top" and Will-E on the track "'Bout That."

- YouTube Channels**

Tony Millerz engages with fans through multiple YouTube channels. His primary channel, *Millerzworld*, offers a glimpse into his daily life, studio sessions, and personal experiences. Additionally, *TonyMillerz Gaming Live* is dedicated to gaming content, while his third channel focuses on Antillean music and the promotion of Creole culture.

- Musical Style and Influence**

Tony Millerz's music is heavily influenced by his Caribbean heritage, blending elements of dancehall, kompa, Afrobeat, and hip hop. This fusion of styles allows him to create a unique sound that resonates with both North American and Caribbean audiences. His lyrical themes often explore his experiences, cultural roots, and his journey in the music industry.

- Discography**

- **Albums:**

 - *My World*

- **Notable Songs:**

 - "To Bel"  
 - "Workin'" (with Kay-Jay)  
 - "W'Sup" (featuring Dydadon)  
 - "I Will Follow You" (featuring Daphnee)  
 - "Arms"  
 - "'Tout Bagay"   
 - "7DayzTrape" (with Kay-Jay and Dydadon)

- See Also**

- 7$MG - Kay-Jay - Dydadon - Lil Drew TJr La - Dy-one ---

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