BlameitonG
Gregory Wings (born 15 December 1982) better known as BlameitonG is an American rapper, musician and entrepreneur. He is best known for his hip-hop song “Coffee Friends" that has created a buzz right after its release. BlameitonG was named “ahead of the Hip Hop curve” by HipHopSince1987 magazine.[1]
BlameitonG is the founder of Calculated Management - a company known for Artist Management and an extensive real estate portfolio. He has achieved a tremendous amount of success as an entrepreneur in the real estate industry and is regarded as a leader in nightlife entertainment and artist management.[2]
Early life and education
BlameitonG is known for his extravagant lifestyle. As of 2021, he owns 2 private jets, a $2.5 Million dollar home in Las Vegas, NV and owns multiple rental properties all over the world, generating 8 figures in income. BlameitonG has been the driving force behind Calculated Management’s development, transforming it into a fully integrated management businessspecializing in the logistics of handling expensive goods (home rental, exotic cars, yachts, and private jets), as well as the management of musical artist. [3]
BlameitonG has separated himself from the rest of hip-hop artists by picking the right music path. He has met a lot of top tier music artists including Drake, Diddy, Diplo and several others who helped him with the guidance that he needed to start his career. Right from the first release of his song, he was able to garner the attention that he needed to start his career. Born and raised in St. Louis, MO, BlameitonG came up as a songwriter and producer, inspired by '90s R&B acts and golden age hiphop classics. In 2001 he graduated from high school as an All State Football Player and received a full scholarship to University of Pittsburgh to play football. In 2002 he decided to drop out of college because of a back injury that ended his football career and he sat his eyes on business from there. In 2003 BlameitonG, started his career in music and real estate. In 2004 he opened 3 recording studios in Atlanta, GA and he owned 12 Metro Broker’s Real Estate Franchise offices, after years of success, he was tragically indicted by the US Government In 2006 for Bank Fraud and was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $8.5mm in fines and ordered to forfeit $19.5mm in cash and property. After being released from Federal Prison in January 2014, BlameitonG came back with a vengeance. He restarted his real estate and music career, by the end of 2014 his company did $13mm in sales and has been growing year over year ever since.[4][5]
Career
In July 2019 tragedy struck BlameitonG again , while in Los Angeles, CA visiting friends, he was robbed by 4 men in Los Angeles, CA and was shot 3 times. After fighting for his life for 8 days, he made a full recovery and has used this hardship to full his music and business career.
In January 2022 he release 2 albums, “Too Many Secrets” “Too Much Sauce” He has already gotten over 100,000 streams in his first week out.[6]
Family Life
Married Britney Wings (27 yers old) in January 2021. Kids - Michala Wings (17 years old) and Braeden Wings (19 years old). [7]
References
- ↑ News, EIN (2022-01-25). "Rising Star BlameitonG Releases “You Have Issues”" (in en-US). EIN News. https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/561109796/rising-star-blameitong-releases-you-have-issues.
- ↑ Jan 26; Entertainment, 2022 |. "BlameitonG Drops Another Club Anthem “Actions Without Consequences” |" (in en-US). https://news-chicago.com/entertainment/blameitong-drops-another-club-anthem-actions-without-consequences.
- ↑ "BlameitonG" (in en). https://open.spotify.com/artist/5orDkFNJjT5NjvkxngMu0Z.
- ↑ Release, 24-7 Press. "BLAMEITONG Drops New Anthem Grandma Cookies" (in en-US). https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/blameitong-drops-new-anthem-grandma-cookies.
- ↑ "BlameitonG - YouTube". https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCT8k6thVJFMkmPbRezpqRg/featured.
- ↑ "BLAMEITONG RELEASES NEW SINGLE CONQUEST" (in en). 2022-01-20. https://www.userwalls.com/n/blameitong-releases-single-conquest-2710149/.
- ↑ Corkery, Michael (2007-12-21). "Fraud Seen as a Driver In Wave of Foreclosures" (in en-US). Wall Street Journal. ISSN 0099-9660. https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB119820566870044163.
