DJ ENVY

 RaaShaun is also known as D.J. Envy born on September 3, 1977, is a radio show host, music producer and radio host, commentator as well as a D.J., best known for hosting "The Breakfast Club." Envy earned a name for himself as one of New York City's premier mixtape producers. He premiered freestyles from Jay-Z, Fabulous and 50 Cent in the beginning of 2000. Envy was awarded the Justo Mixtape Award for three times, as well as the Most Popular Radio D.J. Award in 2008. Award in 2008. Outside of music, he manages an estate agency and has worked with many large brands, such as Sean Jean, Reebok, Foot Locker, and Sprite.D.J. Envy Real name RaaShaun Casey, was born on September 3 1977, in Queens, New York. When he was in his teens Envy began to fall in love with disc jockeying, and was a involved in the mixtape scene towards the middle of the 1990s. Casey used the name D.J. Shrimp was a rising star performing at clubs and in shows throughout New York. The artist dropped "The Desert Storm Mixtape": D.J. in 2003. Envy-Block Party, Vol. 1" which climbed to the 57th spot on the "Billboard Top 200." The commercial success of the mixtape increased his audience, and he got to mix songs once a month on Hot 97 radio's "Takin' It to the Streets" show. As time went on, Casey hosted a morning show and had more gigs to fill as a D.J., becoming New York's go-to person for hip-hop in general. He also played on Sirius X.M. radio. and Power 105 radio.