Stevie J’s current reigning reality television position today may be just what the music producer needed to get out of “starving artist” mode.
Sources reveal – less than two years ago – the only thing that was helping Stevie J stay afloat was his connection to Raymond ‘Benzino’ Scott. That’s because industry insiders say the Hip Hop Weekly founder didn’t just provide employment for Stevie J, but he also gave the then “broke and homeless” music producer a roof over his head.
HSK has exclusively learned while Stevie J was shacking up at Benzino’s Miami home, he was able to save the money needed to move to Atlanta and open his very own studio. We’re told the recording studio first doubled as both Stevie J’s work place and his residence.
Here’s the drop:
“Benzino looked out for Stevie J when he was down and out, so he repaid Benzino by hooking him up with some TV time on ‘Love and Hip Hop Atlanta’.
When Stevie J first came to first Atlanta he was homeless, living in his studio. Stevie finally has an apartment of his own, but he still struggles to pay the rent – ‘Love and Hip Hop Atlanta‘ checks come in much later than expected.”
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