If you haven’t heard, Roscoe Umali is the “freshest Filipino” – \u201c and that isn’t a lie. This Los Angeles native has been making a name for himself on the radio airwaves with his hit single, “Live It Up,” which is currently at the top of the music charts in the U.S. The song features famous Bay area rapper, E-40, and Roscoe’s own childhood friend, J. Black. And, to make things more interesting, the remix of the song also features the infamous R&B singer, Bobby Valentino.If you haven’t heard, Roscoe Umali is the “freshest Filipino” – \u201c and that isn’t a lie. This Los Angeles native has been making a name for himself on the radio airwaves with his hit single, “Live It Up,” which is currently at the top of the music charts in the U.S. The song features famous Bay area rapper, E-40, and Roscoe’s own childhood friend, J. Black. And, to make things more interesting, the remix of the song also features the infamous R&B singer, Bobby Valentino. However, besides having a hit single, Roscoe Umali has always been in the limelight of success and has truly been a great role model to all, particularly to the Asian American community.<\/p>\n
\nRoscoe Umali graduated from UCLA summa cum laude with a B.A. in History. After college, he had his own advertising company for several years, and then went on to manage a mortgage company in Orange County, California. After quitting the mortgage business, Roscoe entered into the world of hip-hop to emcee. Since he was young, Umali has always had the desire to become an emcee.<\/i>
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