Polow da Don

Polow da Don is a very talented American hit-maker known to have produced some of the most popular hip-hop and R&B songs in the US.

Early Accomplishments

While studying accounting at the university, a rap crew he was part of, Jim Crow got contracted to Sony Records in 1999. 

He quit college to pursue a hip-hop career full time and released Crow’s Nest in 1999 and Right Quick in 2001.

After the crew got dropped by the label, Polow began making beats and sent his first audiotape to Jimmy Iovine at Interscope Records who then resolved to use some of the beats for songs such as Ludacris’ Runaway Love.

Best Known For

Some of his best works include Chris Brown’s Forever and Sweet Love, Nas’ Hero, Fergie’s Glamorous, Usher’s Love In This Club, 50 Cent’s Baby By Me and Nicki Minaj’s Anaconda.

In 2009, he was announced as BMI Urban Awards songwriter and producer of the year.

Sexual Orientation

The man is straight and he is known to be a lover of white women. He proclaims himself as the “king of the white girls”. Sadly, information on his past and current relationships is currently unavailable.

Family

Born Polow Freache’ Jamal Fincher Jones, he has an elder sister named Karesha Jones, who taught him the rudiments of record producing. 

He is also the cousin of successful R&B singer, Monica.

Religion 

Polow’s religious beliefs and practices are unknown. 

Worth To Know

He is rumored to be the father of 9 boys and 6 girls. This claim however, cannot be verified currently.