Jacquees Compares His Career to Usher’s | King of R&B, Baby Making and ‘Call Me Que’ Documentary

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New Son. New Album. New Documentary. New Beginnings.

Jacquees joins the Ryan Cameron Uncensored crew to talk about his latest releases and taking his career to the next level!

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Jacquees (30) discusses his evolution in the music industry, from being an ambitious young teenager at the very same radio station he’s now visiting—but this time, as an accomplished father and artist.

He explains the creative process behind his new album Baby Making and new documentary, Call Me Que (available on December 24th at 4275films.com), and the future of his record label FYB Records.

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In addition to being the self-proclaimed King of R&B, Jacquees discusses how he is actively working towards his goals of superstardom—wanting to be revered as the “next dude from Usher.”

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“I want everybody to give me that type of respect—especially Atlanta though. I’m from here…and we always show love to the rappers…but I’m like ‘I’m the next dude [since] Usher…I just want [Atlanta] to show me a little more love.”

-Jacquees

Don’t miss as he details his love for fiance Deiondra Sanders (and soon-to-be father-in-law Deion Sanders), leaving a legacy, visions for the future, and much more!