Trick Trick Ft. M.J. Robinson - You Can't Judge Me (Video) | @TRICKTRICKGS @MJRobinsonMusic |

Detroit street legend Trick Trick teams up with R&B singer M.J. Robinson for his new visual "You Can't Judge Me." The track was produced by Silent Riot and the video was directed by Dr. C.A. Mathis.

Trick-Trick was born in Detroit, Michigan. He grew up listening to gospel, soul and funk music at home; two of his early musical memories were Phil Collins and George Clinton. Later on in his childhood he began to listen to hip hop such as Public Enemy, N.W.A and Run DMC.

Trick's nickname was given to him at a very young age for his competent schemes of attracting the girls of his neighborhood, though later on he changed his name to Trick-Trick, due to the international success of the British rapper Tricky-whom (the soon to be called). Trick-Trick found that he had legal rights to the name. He decided on Trick-Trick to play off the name "Click Click", a well known street figure whom Christian always wanted to emulate in any way possible. Trick began his journey in the rap business when he signed his first deal with Click-Click's label, Click Boom Records in 1992.