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Juliann Alexander

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Juliann Alexander, now known as HIT WXNDER, is a dynamic artist whose influence has reshaped both the music and dance landscapes. In the late 2000s, Juliann became the mastermind behind the viral "Jerkin" dance movement, which ignited a global cultural phenomenon on YouTube. As the founder of The Rangers dance crew, he amassed over 100 million views from 2008 to 2014, capturing the attention of Nick Cannon, who signed the crew to his NCredible label and later inspired the film School Dance, starring Kevin Hart, Katt Williams, and more.

After the crew’s peak, Juliann transitioned to a solo career, releasing his debut project Dying to Live Forever, which garnered immediate success and led to a signing with Rostrum Records. His journey took a dramatic turn when he survived a near-fatal shooting in traffic, an event that became a catalyst for his next artistic evolution.

Reinventing himself as HIT WXNDER, Juliann blended his deep-rooted dance history with an introspective and storytelling-driven sound. The name HIT WXNDER represents more than just a rebranding—it reflects his personal journey of self-discovery, transformation, and resilience. While HIT WXNDER rises in the music world, Juliann Alexander remains his alter ego—an actor and the more personal side of the artist.

With a renewed sense of purpose, HIT WXNDER continues to push boundaries in music, proving that resilience and reinvention are the keys to true artistic rebirth.

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