Creating tremendous achievement of selling more than one million mobile phone ring tunes of their four tracks from second album �On Top of Our Game� up to mid February 2006, Dem Franchize Boyz has really hit the rap/hip-hop music scene with such a loud bang. Not only dominate radio airplay through their fresh tunes, the group also is likely to carry out the same thing in TV broadcasting as MTV is ready to feature them on its �Generation Hip-Hop� by February 26 and �MTV2's Monster Mix: Hip Hop� on March 4. Looking upon their accomplishment, this solid quartet, who has aimed to release their next single of �Stop Callin' Me� later this year, surely has bright potentiality to be the leader of the next generation of southern hip-hop artists.

Coming from the west side of Atlanta, Georgia, Dem Franchize Boyz was formed together by Gerald "Buddie" Tiller, Bernard "Jizzal Man" Leverette, Maurice "Parlae" Gleaton, and Jamall "Pimpin" Willingham when all of them were classmates at high school. Created their own unique style of blending the South's trademark crunk sound with mellower funk backdrops, the group first made their way independently, producing low-key releases and mix-tapes to then gain a large number of local fans. Following this initial success, some lavish offers of record deals from various music labels began to flow heavily and the foursome finally gave their nod to Universal Records. "We bucked on every deal, but with Universal Records we felt we were in a good situation so we went for it," Parlae explained.

Prior to the launching of their self-titled debut on September 14, 2004, Dem Franchize Boyz came up with single �White Tee's� which delightfully received nationwide exposure on BET to later soar as a regional smash hit in the summer of the year, unmistakably propelled them to vast recognition. Also made its way to enter the top 25 of Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks, the song's popularity subsequently propelled the album to secure the highest position on Billboard Top Heatseekers, drawing the attention of So So Def Records owner, Jermaine Dupri. Successfully persuaded the quartet to join his company, Dupri afterwards included them in his compilation of �Young, Fly, & Flashy, Vol. 1� (2005) through "I Think They Like Me", the remix version of the group's track �Oh I Think Dey Like Me."

Much to their delight, the tune instantly rocketed to the first rank of Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks also Hot Rap Tracks while secured number 15 on Billboard Hot 100. Riding on this great attainment, Dem Franchize Boyz confidently released their sophomore effort, �On Top of Our Game", by February 7, 2006 and quickly saw an amazing result as it went straight into the fifth rank of Billboard 200 besides took number one spot on Top Rap Album chart with the fabulous first-week sales of over 106,000 copies. In the meantime, one of its tracks, �Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It�, also scored very well in the singles chart's competition, penetrating the top 20 of four different Billboard charts, undoubtedly solidifying the group's position in the mainstream rap scene.