JMisJustMe – “Westend” (Video)

Why Los Angeles rapper ‘JMisJustMe' is destined for stardom.
JMisJustMe is one of the most creative and innovative artists, with a message that stands out from the rest. Spreading positivity. Music like that is definitely what the world needs at the moment and JM is certainly on the path to changing the rap game. His fanbase are one of the strongest underground bases around, each of them eagerly waiting for new music from the upcoming artist.
JM + Is +JustMe= Self-Love. JMisJustMe is an artist who believes that being true to yourself is the key to loving others.
Son of Los Angeles painter Louis Johnson. Former college basketball player turned artist, producer and web show host, JMisJustMe is no stranger to the struggle and hard-work. After his break up with longtime love and mother of his son along with the loss of his job and financial stability, most had counted JMisJustMe out. After 4 years and 100 songs, JMisJustMe has created a newer more quiet version of himself that focuses on self love and self awareness. Born and raised in Los Angeles Mid-City, JMisJustMe’s musical influence stretches from Miles Davis to Nipsey Hussle. JMisJustMe is driven by his passion to inspire and motivate the youth through stories of his trials and tribulations.


‘Same birthday as 2Pac, but they call me Big Poppa’ — JMisJustMe (You The One)
When talking to the artist, we discovered like most artists looking to go viral, JMisJustMe has similar goals, always looking to reach for the stars, and more often than not, achieving his goals.
Project Goals:
1. 100,000,000 streams on Spotify & AppleMusic by 12/20/2022
2. Reach top 10 on the iTunes Charts by 6/16/2021
3. Have 5 videos with over 1,000,000 views 12/20/2022
4. Have 250k+ followers on Instagram 12/20/2022
JMisJustMe is an artist that is not going to be slept on for much longer, with the release of his new EP his fans already know what to expect. Listening to JustMe is an experience everyone should witness once in their lifetime. We believe its only a matter of time before JMisJustMe will be seen on your TV screens, talking about his come-up himself.