“A bird whispered in my ear that I am the best, but you can’t learn how to be fly if you ain’t leaving your nest”Emil Johnsson better known as Emilio Jonsyn is not your stereotypical rapper. Being a white rapper from Sweden with all odds against him, Emilio Jonysn has nevertheless gone all in. Despite the fact that Emilio just turned 22, he has had the privilege of working with super-producer Boi-1da and R&B-singer Bobby Valentino to create his first single “Kidnapping Your Love”.It all started when Emilio first heard “The Marshall Mathers LP”, he had never heard anything as hilarious as this before, since he listened to hard rock (bands such as Metallica, Iron Maiden etc.) Emilio was introduced to Eminem’s music, and he quickly found interest in hiphop music. He started printing out lyrics and rapping with the songs. Then came 50 Cent, G-Unit and so on and Emilio kept on listening, and soon other artists appeared on his playlists. After listening and learning lyrics, Emilio realized that maybe he could do an own song with his own lyrics, and so he did. Six years have passed since this day.This is one artist who does not believe in luck. Hard work and dedication are his main ingredients to success. And one can only respect the grind. So sure of his goals, the young talent laid off college basketball to pursue a career in music. The ambitious artist teamed up with fellow label mate Rebstar in their late teens to build the imprint that would eventually be known as 2fresh.A European label which has since its inception consistently released quality music. Within months, they made their debuts in mainstream music with international hit singles. Unfortunately, every now and then things do not work out the way they should have, so Emilio chose his own path, to get back on the road to success, and today he puts more labour into his music than ever, and you can hear by listening to the latest songs he has been putting out that he has developed into one of the best.Incredible punchlines, metaphorical lyrics and powerful beats are just a fraction of the things on the inventory list of what is offered on “White Men Can’t Rap”. This will all be evident when released, early 2012.Emilio has thus far recorded over 300 records perfecting his craft in order to put out his debut mixtape.”I work while you sleep you can call me Batman” he fittingly mentions. So while the heavyweights are resting, this underdog is preparing.Now who said White Men Can’t Rap?