on two tracks on the album DJ Premier Presents Year Round Records - Get Used To Us. The track "Temptation" is a solo performance, while the track "Ain't Nuttin' Changed (remix)" is a collaborative effort with Blaq Poet and MC Eiht. In an interview, when asked about a new album, Maylay said: OBG Rider Clicc OBG Rider Clicc is Young Maylay's rap trio (with Young Dre The Truth and Killa Polk) the group first appeared in Young Dre's album called Revolution In Progress The Movement with the single Let's Get The Game Bacc Right. and later appeared with Compton Cavie, Dresta and BG Knocc Out with the song Wes Indeed in the Cali Luv mixtape. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Maylay was working in New York when he received a phone call from DJ Pooh, who was in a meeting with staff from Rockstar Games. They started a regular conversation about music which, unknown to Maylay, occurred on speakerphone. Rockstar staff heard the conversation, and after the conversation between the two ended, they encouraged Pooh to bring Maylay in to audition. A few weeks after the audition, Rockstar reviewed the tapes and decided on Maylay for the role of the main character of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Carl "CJ" Johnson. In the game, Maylay starred alongside celebrities such as actors Samuel L. Jackson, James Woods, Peter Fonda, Clifton Powell, Faizon Love, Big Boy, David Cross, Andy Dick, Chris Penn, Danny Dyer, Frank Vincent, Sara Tanaka, Charlie Murphy and William Fichtner, rappers Ice-T, MC Eiht, Chuck D, The Game, Kid Frost and Yo-Yo and musicians George Clinton, Axl Rose, Sly & Robbie, Michael Bivins, and Shaun Ryder. When asked if he would consider reprising the role of CJ in any future Grand Theft Auto titles if given the opportunity, Maylay stated that he would never play the role of CJ again due to conflicts with Rockstar Games. Maylaynium Muziq Malaynium Muziq is Young Maylay's own independent record label based in Studio City, California. His mixtapes were released on this label. Discography Mixtapes San Andreas: The Original Mixtape (2005) The Real Coast Guard (2008) Filmography Film Television Video games References External links Young Maylay online Young Maylay official Twitter Discography at Discogs 1979 births African-American male rappers African-American male actors American male video game actors Record producers from California Living people Male actors from California Male actors from Los Angeles Rappers