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P-Rod Applauds Jereme Rogers’ “I Don’t Give a F*ck” Mindset, Driving His Ongoing Rap Career

Jereme Rogers: "No F*cks Given"
ShreddER March 21, 2024
Paul Rodriguez and Jereme Rogers
Credit: The Boardr; Thrasher

Primitive Skateboarding head honcho Paul Rodriguez has praised his close friend Jereme Rogers as one of the most "I Don't Give a F*ck" people he knew in the world.

On the set of rapper Logic's podcast, "Logically Speaking," P-Rod explains how Rogers does not care at all.

Unlike the new generation of skaters being offended easily, according to TikTok skater Bby Yoshonda, Rogers has always  approached skateboarding, rapping, and women without care.

Since he is part of the OG era of skateboarders not giving any single f*ck to anything, a lot of people still respect him for still continuing his love for music.

The 39-year-old did a leap of faith and didn't care if he would lose with a high risk low reward transition of retiring from professional skateboarding.

Rogers' rap name, J3R3M3, has been viewed with disdain by the core skateboarding community for years after he announced his retirement and until now.

Hence, after returning to build his Selfish Skateboards brand, J3R3M3 never gave up on rapping to keep his love, heart, and soul to music.

J3R3M3, who boasts his 21 million streams of music across all platforms, has always been thankful and said that he never had any marketing or help from anyone.

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