Rapper Ice Billion Berg got his start during his teenage years as a member of Trick Daddy’s Dunk Ryders crew. He’s since maintained his presence in South Florida’s rap scene. • Along with artists like Tampa Tony, Khia and Desloc Piccalo, Berg has helped to popularize jook, a fast-paced subgenre with bounce and dancehall influences from the Tampa Bay area. • Originally signed to Cash Money as a member of Dunk Ryders, Berg was in talks with Rick Ross for a solo deal at Maybach Music Group. Instead, he’s been independently releasing music through his own Live House label since 2012. • Since 2017, the prolific rapper has been releasing at least two projects a year, with three dropping in 2020 alone (Strictly For The Streets 5, Billiano and Power Over Popularity).