Jacob Latimore
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Early Life and Musical Beginnings
Born on August 10, 1996, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Jacob Latimore developed a deep passion for music at the early age of five after watching the film The Temptations. Captivated by the performances, he repeatedly watched the movie to memorize the songs and dance routines. Raised in a musically inclined household, Latimore was surrounded by artistic inspiration, which nurtured his early interest in performing.
Quick Facts
- Birth Date
- 10 Aug, 1996
- Age
- 23 yrs
- Occupations
- Actor
Television actor
Singer
Dancer
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- Citizenship
- United States of America
- Birth Place
- Milwaukee
- Gender
- Male
- Description
- American entertainer
- Net Worth 2021
- 1.2 million
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At the age of nine, he wrote his first song, "Best Friend," which was later selected for Radio Disney’s Incubator Program—a platform aimed at showcasing emerging young musical talent. The song received consistent airplay from local Milwaukee DJs, helping Latimore gain early regional recognition. This visibility opened doors for performances at festivals and events throughout Wisconsin, further establishing his presence in the music scene. "Best Friend" also gave him opportunities to connect with other young artists and led to a guest appearance on the Maury Povich Show.
Breakthrough and Commercial Success
In 2007, Latimore released the single "Superstar," which significantly boosted his public profile, garnering attention on Billboard's R&B and Hip-Hop charts. His growing popularity caught the attention of major record labels, and in 2010, he signed with Jive Records. That same year, he collaborated with fellow Jive artists Justin Martin and Issa on the track "Camera Phone," followed by a music video release in October.
Continuing his momentum, Latimore released "Heartbreak Heard Around the World" featuring T-Pain in June 2014. The track became one of his most recognized hits, further solidifying his position in the R&B and pop music landscapes.
