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American DJ Born: September 3, 1977 (age 44 years), Brooklyn, New York, United States Spouse: Gia Casey (m. 2001) Associated acts: Charlamagne tha God; Da L.E.S; DJ Clue?; Foxy Brown; Nina Sky; Red Café Children: Brooklynn Jagger Casey, London Casey Full Name: Raashaun Casey Date of Birth: 3rd September 1977 Place of Birth: Queens, New York Profession: Disc Jockey, Actor Education: Hampton University Marital Status: Married Ethnicity: White Height: 5 ft. 7 inches (172 cm) Kids: 5 (Madison, London, Brooklyn, Logan, and Jaxson) Hair color: Black Nationality: American Eye color: Dark Brown Birth sign: Virgo
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Casey is married to Gia Casey, who is of Chinese-Jamaican heritage. He has been a resident of Kinnelon, New Jersey. Raashaun Casey, better known with his stage name DJ Envy, is an American disc jockey and celebrity who is well known as one of the three hosts of the radio show The Breakfast Club. He’s also well known for his high-quality hip-hop musical records and his roles in films. His breakout compilation album The Desert Storm Mixtape: Blok Party, Vol. 1 was a critical success, putting him on the face of the map in the hip-hop industry. His skills have allowed him to produce music not just for himself, but for other artists like Fabolous, Foxy Brown, DMX and Joe Budden. He was also involved in the production of the soundtrack of Cradle 2 the Grave, a movie he had a role in. The talented DJ was born on the 3rd of September, 1977 in Queens, New York where he grew up with his siblings. His interest in music blossomed in the early years of his life when he began dedicating his time to pursue the goal. He graduated from Hampton University in Virginia with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. It was in the mid-1990s that DJ Envy began his foray into the hip-hop world, thanks to neighborhood acquaintance Ernesto Shaw a.k.a. DJ Clue. Shaw was responsible for introducing Raashaun into the mixtape circuit, allowing DJ Envy to try his hands on compiling music and making commercial sounds. His dedication allowed Envy to climb up the rank and by early 2000s he was able to work with big hip-hop names like 50 Cent and Jay-Z. He later got signed into DJ Clue’s Desert Storm Records. In 2003, DJ Envy released his acclaimed debut album The Desert Storm Mixtape: Blok Party, Vol. 1. He featured on the Hot 97 radio show Takin’ it to the Streets, mixing for it once every month. It was hosted by Angie Martinez until he filled in for her when she got pregnant. He moved up a notch when he became a co-host on the radio station’s morning show with Miss Jones. This stint as co-host ended in July 2008 when Miss Jones moved to Philadelphia. Following this, Envy ran his own shows where he played his mixes and the latest music; The People’s Mix and New at 2 on Hot 97, Hip-Hop Nation’s afternoon show on Sirius XM radio and a weekend show on Power 105.
