On December 15th Hip Hop artist Jeezy releases his brand new studio album, "Pressure." The artist and entrepreneur kicks off his nationwide tour at the end of the month. He stops by Cheddar to discuss his projects on the stage, and in business.
Jeezy says his music has always been motivating and inspirational, and with his latest album, he drew from real-life circumstances. Jeezy wants to inspire his listeners to believe that anything is possible.
The artist has partnerships with brands including Tequila Avion, American Cut Steakhouse, and Defiance Fuel water. Jeezy shares he is also investing in Bitcoin. The artist says the secret to his success is having a great team by his side.
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