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12/29/2025

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Commander Garett 2x Hall of Famer honoring this amazing man Johnny Stuart and Please join Jan 6th the family and friends of Johnny Stuart’s for his Celebration of Life! This information was provided to us by his brother that everyone is welcome! 🙏 ❤️
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12/28/2025

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12/28/2025

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12/28/2025

223tovr.com 1 Million listeners enjoy Commander playing music everybody knows 12p to 4p pst WEEKDAYS M-F and featuring “I Got Something To Say” at 3pm PST/ 6pm EST segment enjoy reading this about Mexican-American Johnny J producer

They know Tupac’s voice. They know the lyrics. They know the pain. But most people don’t know the Mexican-American mind behind the sound.

His name was Johnny “J” —
a kid from South Gate, California, raised in a Mexican household where music wasn’t a dream… it was survival.

Before platinum plaques, he was just another Chicano producer trying to be heard in an industry that rarely looked his way.

Then he met Tupac Shakur.

What followed wasn’t just a collaboration — it was history.

Johnny J produced some of Tupac’s most iconic songs:
🎶 “How Do U Want It”
🎶 “All About U”
🎶 “I Ain’t Mad at Cha”
🎶 “Life Goes On”

Songs about grief, loyalty, love, and loss — sounds that still echo decades later.

Behind those beats was a Mexican-American who understood struggle, family, street life, and survival — not from textbooks, but from lived experience.

Johnny J didn’t chase fame.
He helped shape a generation.

Yet his name is rarely spoken.
His face often forgotten.

Still, his work lives on —
in every verse, every memory, every time Tupac’s music heals someone who needed it.

This is a reminder:

🖤 Mexican-Americans have always been part of hip-hop history.
🖤 We’ve always been in the room — even when they didn’t put us on the poster.
🖤 Our stories don’t disappear just because they weren’t credited loud enough.

Johnny J didn’t just produce hits.
He helped give a voice to one of the most powerful artists the world has ever known.

And that legacy?
It’s forever.

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12/27/2025

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12/27/2025

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