Earl Tywone Stevens Sr. is fondly called E-40. He is based in the US and is a popular rapper and actor. He founded a rap group called Click and is still its member apart from founding another group called Sick Wid It Records. So far he has released not less than 28 studio-based albums and even appeared in several movie soundtracks, apart from releasing several movie soundtracks. He has appeared in several rap albums both solo and other fellow artists apart from making guest appearances in other albums. He has been doing this since 1995 when he rose to popularity with the single called Tell Me When to Go as produced by Lil Jon.

Early Life

E-40 was born and brought up in Vallejo, California, while he was brought up with siblings and a divorced mother. He started developing an interest in hip hop music while hearing the different rap songs by Sugarhill Gang; while he was in school. As he reached his fourth grade, Stevens was seen playing bass and snare drum. It was in 1985 when he completed his high school at James J. Hogan High School in Vallejo 1985. He was seen playing different sports while he was in high school. These include baseball and others. He even recorded different types of music and sold them to people in different forms of recordings on streets using the back of a car. Once he completed his school, Stevens was seen joining Grambling State University.

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Career Beginning

He started performing with a new name E-40 in 1986 with his family and friends. Since his brother and sister D-Shot and Sugar T have remained the most valuable players, they help him sing. Soon, he was able to form a good rap remix group whom he impressed with his debut performance. With the help of the valuable players, he was able to come up with a single called The King’s Men. Since then it was no looking back forE-40. This very group later was renamed The Click and then it released an EP.

Some of his early day remixes include – Federal, Tha Hall of Game, Grit & Grind, Charlie Hustle, Loyalty & Betrayal, Breaking’ News, Card, and The Ball Street Journal to name a few. Some of his collaboration albums include Down and Dirty with the Click, Game Related with the Click, Money & Muscle with the Click, History: Function Music with Too Short, History: Mob Music with Too Short and Connected, and Respected with B-Legit (2018). He also appeared in a few films and TV as an actor. The films include The Breaks, Obstacles, 3 Strikes, Malibooty, Survival of the Illest, Hair Show, and Dead Heist. Some of the TV shows include Incredible Crew, MTV’s My Block: Bay Area, The Jamie Foxx Show – Season 5 Episode 12, Hell’s Kitchen, and Diners.