Preme Profile, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Affairs, Wiki, Biography & More

Preme Profile, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Affairs, Wiki, Biography & More

Preme is a Canadian rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. He was formerly signed to The Blueprint Group (BPG) and RCA Records. He is currently signed to Empire Distribution, in conjunction with his own record label Reps Ups Entertainment, which is also in a joint-venture record deal with Columbia Records and a joint-venture publishing deal with Sony/ATV Music Publishing.

Preme, also known as The King, the King of Da North, released his debut solo single in 2008 entitled “You Know I’m Fly”, which topped the PunchMuch Canadian interactive music channel. His follow-up singles are “Money in My Pocket” (2009) and “In My Hood” (2010), produced by T-Minus. He is known as Preme because of his preterm birth, he being a changed spelling of “preemie”, which is slang for premature.

Francis and the Lights, k-os, and Reign all toured with Drake on his Away from Home Tour across North America. Reign performed as an opening act. Due to legal troubles at the time, Reign was not able to cross into the United States and thus toured only in Canadian cities.

Alyssa Reid’s big international hit “Alone Again” features P Reign. The single was a hit in Canada and many European charts and reached number 2 on UK Singles Chart. Canadian band Hedley’s hit “Invincible” taken from their album Storms features P Reign. The single released August 23, 2011 reached number 9 on Canadian Hot 100 and was certified double platinum.

First has a son who was born in 2006.

In 2008, Reign was charged with nine counts of weapons possession charges after Toronto Police found three loaded handguns in the backseat of his leased Cadillac. He was acquitted of all charges on May 30, 2011. He referenced this on the unofficial remix to the song “Us” by Lil Reese rapping, “Drizzy dropped a hundred on my lawyer and I beat the case!”

Preme is close friends with fellow Torontonian rapper Drake and both have alluded to this on respective tracks. In the song “Intro” of his second mixtape, Reign raps “Shout out to Drizzy Drake, yeah that’s my lil’ bro / before the deal, we gettin’ change like the corner store.” Drake raps in the remake to Big Page’s single “I’m Still Fly”, “My brother P Reign knows we fuck with the same hoes / Plus he taught me how to spot an officer in plain clothes.” Most recently, the two would collaborate (along with Southern rapper Future) on the single “DnF” from Reign’s Dear America EP.