JahLion Sound Talks About His Civil Engineering Past
JahLion Sound Talks About His Civil Engineering Past [VIDEO]

Source: StarterCAM / StarterCAM / RickeySmileyMorningShow.com
JahLion Sound didn’t know he was going to be a successful DJ working on “The Rickey Smiley Morning Show,” but is extremely excited for this opportunity. He moved from St. Crosix and studied civil engineering at Savannah State then transferred to Georgia Tech. During that time he took an internship with Radio One and after graduation stuck with them.
JahLion Sound remembers being 14 and going to parties to DJ. It became a passion and is blessed to travel as well as meet so many different people. The advice he gives to people wanting to be in media is to be dedicated, block out negative energy and don’t give up.
RELATED: Black Tony Mistakes JahLion Sound For Mexican And Tries To Make Cinco De Mayo Plans [EXCLUSIVE]
RELATED: Black Tony Won’t Come To Work Because Of JahLion Sound [EXCLUSIVE]
RELATED: The Best JahLion Sound Impression We’ve Heard [EXCLUSIVE]
The Latest:
- Druski Asks Fans If He’s Canceled Following NASCAR Racial Skit
- Ciara Files to Add Russell Wilson’s Last Name to Son Future’s Name
- Social Media Influencer Rolling Ray Passes Away at 28
- The League That Breaks Men: The NFL’s Injuries Just Keep Piling Up
- Aurora Police Officer Fatally Shoots Black Man Who Allegedly Tossed His Gun During Traffic Stop
- Emory University Announces End Of DEI Programs Amid Trump Crackdown
- 26-Year-Old Ciara Smith Makes History as This Alabama City’s First Black Woman Mayor
- Justin Bieber Announces Surprise Sequel Album
- 15 Most Anticipated Streaming TV Shows Premiering This Fall
- Florida Becomes First State to Move Toward Ending All Vaccine Mandates
- Urban One Radiothon For St. Jude Kids Raises $1.6 Million
- US Embassy Official Told Trump’s South African Refugee Program Is For White People Only, New Report Says
- Celebs Who Turn 50 This Year
- The 50 Hottest, Flyest & Sexiest Looks from Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour
- Rest In Power: Notable Black Folks Who We’ve Lost In 2025