Jasiel Robinson, also known by his stage name as Yung Joc, is a talented American rapper. He was born on April 2, 1983 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

Yung Joc, aka Jasiel Robinson, was "a mischievous child," as he puts it.”  I had a smart mouth," he laughs. Yung Joc was ten years old when artists such as Run DMC, Dana Dane, Ice-T, Slick Rick, and LL Cool J inspired his interests in rap music. "Once I got a little older, my hip-hop inspirations came from Outkast, Goodie Mob, Tupac, and the Notorious B.I.G.  “By then," he explains, "I realized that I could do some of the same things these cats were doing and use my situations to catapult me into other opportunities.” The door to stardom opened one fateful night when Block Entertainment heard that a young 23-year-old rapper named Yung Joc was bringing the house down at the historic Royal Peacock, the same place legends like Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin took the stage. Block Entertainment got interested and attended one of Joc's show. "He had everybody leaning and rocking side-to-side," Block vividly remembers. "I signed him immediately." "Block assured me that he would give me the space to become a star," Joc concedes. "Since making everything official, I’ve been on the grind even more than I was before." His album, New Joc City, is set for a summer release.

Joc's distinct voice and remarkable ability to shape his flow has won him respect among hip-hop fans and avid listeners. He's been on the bill with famous artists such as 8Ball & MJG, Slim Thug, Young Jeezy, and Keyshia Cole. It is truly proven that Yung Joc has a many million miles to walk in the fame of hip-hop scene.

New Joc City: is the first album released by Yung Joc, released on June 6, 2006 under Bad Boy South/Block Entertainment (an East Coast hip hop record label founded by producer/rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs in 1993. Currently, it is a subsidiary of Warner Music Group), produced by American rapper and producer signed to So So Def Recordings named Nitti; reached 3 in The Billboard 200, 2 in Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, and 1 in Top Rap Albums all in the same year of 2006.