Droop-E
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About
Born Earl Stevens, Jr. and better known as Droop-E, he is a producer and occasional rapper known for his work with The Pharmaceuticals.
Before Fame
The son of rapper E-40, Droop made his first appearance on a record at age 5, featured on his father's song "Question."
Trivia
His production debut was at age 15 on the song "In The Heart of The Ghetto" by Turf Talk.
Family Life
In addition to his father, his cousins are rappers B-Legit and Turf Talk.
Associated With
He collaborated with rapper Nelly on the track "Bay."
