"Ojisan means old man or uncle in Japanse," Says hip-hop artist Ojisan Dom, on the new name he has acquired and if you were to look at his appearance from his beard and glasses you would say it suits him. As a true uncle, he's keeping us on our toes and giving us the game with his latest instalment, The Richest and The Strongest. 

A ten-track tape that is packed with enticing beats, and motivational wisdom. "You gotta get yourself up out the poverty," He says on Surf & Turf which features Clayton County resident, Franko $lim.  The two of them take turns ripping the beat, sprinkling gems about the struggle and elevating yourself to better heights that you deserve to see and achieve. That's how Dom comes the rest of the tape, he even shares how he was down last year, but he got his mind fixed and found that solid ground to bring him back up. He discusses his clothing brand, and how grateful he is for those that break bread with him. Will Hill and Rome Fortune both get featured on the tape, both do their due diligence, spitting a hot sixteen that will keep you warm in this winter season. From the raw features and dynamic talent, The Richest and The Strongest is everything and more.