1212 Ji'had
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1212 Ji'had 12 (born December 12, Unknown), known by his stage name 1212 Ji'had, is an American rapper.
Known as one of the pioneers of Gospel Trap Music, 1212 Ji'had released his first album, Gospel Trap Chit, in 2018, with production from Nick Mira, The Beatplug, and Bigheadonthebeat. 1212 Ji'had refuses to reveal his identity. He does not disclose his age and does not show his face in music videos. Therefore, his identity remains unknown. However, his music has generated significant controversy among many pastors. 1212 Ji'had has been banned by many Christian radio stations. This is primarily due to his song "Pray For My Soul," in which he uses the N-word and curses while proclaiming that Jesus died for our sins. He is labeled by his label, Street Prophet music, as a Christian rapper. Many object to this categorization because of the explicit language in his music.
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