The House Resolution commends Teruis "Juvenile" Gray for his significant musical and cultural contributions, particularly in the New Orleans Bounce genre. Born in New Orleans in 1975, Juvenile began his music career as a teenager and quickly rose to fame with his debut album, "Being Myself," and the quadruple-platinum hit "400 Degreez." He is celebrated for popularizing Southern hip hop and has made a lasting impact on the music industry with his iconic track "Back That Thang Up," which has become a global anthem.

In addition to his musical achievements, Juvenile has successfully ventured into business, including launching a beverage brewed in Louisiana. The resolution acknowledges his dedication to his family and his role as a representative of New Orleans and Louisiana on the world stage. The House of Representatives expresses its sincere wishes for his continued success in all future endeavors.