Chauncey Alexander Hollis Jr., born May 21, 1987, works as Hit-Boy. The producer, rapper and executive from Fontana, California, signed to Polow da Don's Zone 4 in 2007 and later joined Kanye West's GOOD Music. His first major credit was Lil Wayne's "Drop the World," and he went on to produce "Niggas in Paris" for Jay-Z and West, "Sicko Mode" for Travis Scott, "Trophies" for Drake, "Sorry" for Beyoncé and "Racks in the Middle" for Nipsey Hussle. He then produced six consecutive Nas albums in full across the King's Disease and Magic series, winning a Grammy for King's Disease. He founded the independent company Surf Club, has released collaborative projects with The Alchemist, Big Sean and The Game, and raps on much of his own output.