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WATCH JENRO'S VIDEO HERE!For more info on JenRO, log onto www.Jenro.net " For more info on JenRO, log onto www.Jenro.net JenRO on MTV's Logo in the Documentary "Pick up the Mic" These times are all Pacific Standard Time Sat 10/07 6:00 PM Mon 10/09 1:00 PM Thu 10/12 7:00 AM Fri 10/13 1:00 AM You can also see this throughout Feb. 2007 and all next year! **************** ** JenRO talking about her high school years on VH1's "My Coolest Years" airing 12/9 at 11am EST (8am PST), and then again at 4pm EST (1pm PST). The episode will also air 12/10 at 10pm EST (7pm PST) and again at 12am EST(9pm PST). JenRO and several other celebrities will be talking about their life during high school. ** JenRO has no affiliation with "MTE" please do not support them taking advantage of many artists. ** Be sure to sign up at Jenro.net ** ** ** JenRO was born and raised around the Bay, California. The destined star grew up around music her entire life. Her Father was once a disco DJ and her Sister is a music composer. JenRO's first time rapping on stage was at the age of 10 years old. While at a summer camp, she rapped about raccoons on her bunk bed and how she hated her cabin leader. She was pulled off stage for not following her summer camp's criteria that consisted of a forest scene skit. However, JenRO did not let this stop her from her early dreams of being a female mc. While being eleven years old, drug dealers and gang members crowded the corner of her Vallejo home and gave JenRO her first four bar song to write as she walked home from school. After moving back to South San Francisco, she was arrested her first week of Middle school for writing on the walls at school. She recorded her first song herself on a tape recorder at the age of 13. As a leader, she was also the only female drummer for the Jazz Band all throughout middle school and high school. As JenRO was getting older she was always told girls should never rap. At 15 years old, JenRO would battle against the older teenage boys in her neighborhood and prove everyone wrong. She became the only female rapper on stage during the lunchtime performances and talent shows in high school. Outside of high school, JenRO competed and won several poetry slams across the Bay. She would get asked to perform at hip hop shows and local street fairs. At the age of 17, JenRO starred in a short documentary called "Rebel Girls" based on one of her raps. This film played in theaters across California. At 19, JenRO was already establishing her name by performing at major city events such as East Bay Pride, SF Pride, and "Carnaval". She has performed at San Quentin State Penitentiary twice this year and has also recently expanded to doing international shows from the Philippines to Mexico. JenRO's striking words have gotten her published in world wide books such as, "What It Took for Me to Get Here" and "Paint Me Like I Am". She has also been featured in the "San Francisco Chronicle", "Padrisimo Magazine", "Bay Times" and "Time Out New York". This talented bilingual star has already worked with artists such as Spice 1, Young Noble (Tupac's Outlawz), Goldie Loc (Snoop's Eastsidaz), Concious Daughters and Mr. Kee to name a few. Most recently she recorded a single for her upcoming album with Alexandra Bachelier from the first season of American Idol. BUY THE EXCLUSIVE JENRO UNRELEASED NOW! CLICK BUTTON BELOW: BUY THE EXCLUSIVE JENRO UNRELEASED NOW! CLICK BUTTON BELOW:Mixtape Available NOW! JenRO's new album "Hate it or Love it" www.Jenro.net AVAILABLE NOW!