Spencer Crandall is an independent country music singer and songwriter known for his heartfelt and relatable music. Recently, he has released several notable singles, including "My Person", "Worth the Wait" and "See It Like You." "Worth the Wait" is a love song that captures the emotions of finding true love after a long journey and has quickly become popular among his fans, garnering millions of views and streams across social media platforms​​.

Crandall's latest album, "Western," is an ambitious project that tells a story through six chapters: Scorpion, Mustang, Revolver, Pickaxe, Desert, and Gold. Each chapter delves into different themes and stages of personal growth and experiences, making the album a deeply personal and autobiographical journey. "Western" includes tracks like "K[no]w Better," "Girls Like You," and "Made," each contributing to the overarching narrative of overcoming challenges and finding fulfillment​ (MusicRow.com)​​ (BroadwayWorld)​.

Crandall has built a robust social media presence, with over 2.7 million followers on TikTok and millions of views for his music teasers. His recent single, "Worth the Wait," garnered over 20 million views in just a month, demonstrating his strong fan engagement​ (Substream Magazine)​. He has accumulated over 200 million streams across various platforms, with his hit song "My Person" alone amassing over 70 million streams​ (Country Music's Biggest Stage | Opry)​.

Crandall continues to grow his audience through engaging social media content and live performances, including notable appearances at the Grand Ole Opry. His blend of personal storytelling and modern country sound resonates well with his fans, ensuring his continued success in the music industry​ (Country Now)​.

Yung Joc is an American rapper known for his influence in the Southern hip-hop scene. His debut album, New Joc City (2006), featured the hit single "It's Goin' Down," which topped charts and earned significant acclaim. This album reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and included other popular tracks like "I Know You See It" and "Do Ya Bad"​ (Deezer)​​ (Wikipedia)​.

His follow-up album, Hustlenomics (2007), also saw commercial success, featuring collaborations with artists like Gorilla Zoe and T-Pain​ (Deezer)​. Over the years, Yung Joc has continued to release music and collaborate with various artists, contributing to tracks such as T-Pain's "Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin')" which achieved multi-platinum status​ (Apple Music - Web Player)​​ (Wikipedia)​.

Yung Joc is active on social media, using platforms like Instagram to engage with fans and promote his music and ventures. His presence on music streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud ensures that his music remains accessible to a broad audience​.

For more detailed statistics on his streams and social media following, you can check platforms like Spotify and Instagram directly. @Joclive