Sean Kingston

He has always wanted to be a singer/rapper. It was his dream job.

He was originally going to name his debut album Musical Youth.

Sean Kingston's Top 5 Beautiful Girls:
5.) Tyra Banks
4.) Rihanna
3.) Christina Milian
2.) Megan Rocelle
1.) Beyonce

In 2007, he released his self-titled, debut album, Sean Kingston.

A few months after Beautiful Girls was released 2007, a new online video service called Votigo began a cover contest in which fans could submit covers of the song for a chance to get a call from Sean Kingston.

In 2007 he appeared in an episode of Yo Gabba Gabba.

In October 2007 Kingston was the opening act for Gwen Stefani's The Sweet Escape Tour.

His associated acts are Buju Banton, J.R. Rotem, and Paula DeAnda.

His labels are Beluga Heights, Epic, and Koch.

He sings mainly pop, reggae, and R&B songs.

He was featured in Baby Bash's song, What Is It.

Sean Kingston's partner is a man named J.R. Rotem. He met Rotem on Myspace.

Songs in his self titled album, Sean Kingston:
Intro
Kingston
Take You There
Me Love
Beautiful Girls
Dry Your Eyes
Got No Shorty
There's Nothin
I Can't Feel It
Drummer Boy
Your Sister
That Ain't Right
Change
Colors(2007) (Reggae Remix)

Sean Kingston's uncle is Buju Banton.

Sean Kingston sold 231,500 albums, with his hit song Beautiful Girls in the U.S.

Kingston was featured on Too Young with Lil Fizz.

Sean Kingston bumped into the Mayor of NYC, Michael Bloomberg, at the "New Yorkers for Children" benefit on Tuesday September 18 where he performed to help raise money for educational programs for NYC area foster care kids.

Sean Kingston received an award for Choice Summer Track "Beautiful Girls" in the 2007 Teen Choice Awards.

In the 2007 Teen Choice Awards, Sean Kingston recieved an award for Choice R&B Track "Beautiful Girls".

Sean Kingston was featured in Love Like This with Natasha Bedingfield.

Sean Kingston has a Myspace page and a YouTube channel.

Kingston sang with Butterscotch in the season finale of America's Got Talent.

Kingston was nominated for Best Reggae Artist in the 2007 MOBO Awards.

When Sean was 15, his mother and sister were sent to prison.

Kingston's hit single, Beautiful Girls, is a lyrical association with Ben E. King's 1961 hit, Stand By Me.

Kingston's hit song, "Beautiful Girls" has stayed number one on the Canadian hit list for over six weeks, which is the longest a song has ever stayed number one in 2007.

Many of the lyrics in his song, "Colours" are about his experiences living with his mother and sister in jail.

Kingston prefers writing songs without using curse words.

Famous Jamaican legendary producer, Jack Ruby, is Sean Kingston's grandfather.

Sean Kingston is known for switching between an Urban-American dialect and a Jamaican accent in his music.

In 2007, Sean Kingston released his self titled, debut album, "Sean Kingston."

Kingston was featured in the remix of Fergies' song, Big Girls Don't Cry.

He uses the name Sean Kingston to represent Kingston, the capital of Jamaica.

Kingston writes his own songs.

Kingston's song, Dry Your Eyes is about his feelings when his mother was sent away to prison.

When Sean was six, he moved to Kingston, Jamaica and was raised there.