Jillionaire

Jillionaire, born Christopher Leacock, is a Trinidadian DJ and producer best known as a former member of the electronic music group Major Lazer. He joined the group in 2012, replacing founding member Switch, and contributed to their global success with hits like "Lean On" and "Light It Up." Before Major Lazer, Jillionaire established himself in the music scene through DJing and producing, showcasing his Caribbean influences.

Early Life

Christopher Leacock, known as Jillionaire, was born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago. His early life was immersed in the vibrant music scene of the Caribbean, which heavily influenced his later career.

Career

Jillionaire began his career as a DJ, performing at various venues and events. He later transitioned into music production, incorporating elements of soca, dancehall, and electronic music. In 2012, he joined Major Lazer, contributing to their albums Free the Universe and Peace Is the Mission. After departing from Major Lazer in 2019, he continued his solo career, focusing on DJing and producing his own music.

Personal Life

Information regarding Jillionaire's personal life is limited and not publicly available.