Dejon Paul is a multifaceted figure in the Los Angeles hip-hop scene, known for his work as a media personality, content creator, and critic. He is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of A Day In LA Magazine, a platform dedicated to highlighting emerging African-American creatives in the Greater Los Angeles area. Through this outlet, Paul has been instrumental in promoting local rap talent and fostering discussions about the West Coast hip-hop industry.​

One of Paul’s most notable contributions is the creation of the “LA Rap Report Card,” a series that grades and critiques Los Angeles rappers on various aspects of their artistry. This project has sparked significant conversation and, at times, controversy within the hip-hop community. The report card’s candid assessments have led to both praise and backlash from artists and fans alike.​

In addition to his editorial work, Paul has been involved in podcasting and has hosted several shows focusing on hip-hop culture and artist development. He emphasizes the importance of organization, creative writing, and branding in his endeavors, aiming to bring structure and energy back to the West Coast hip-hop scene.​

Paul’s career has also seen its share of challenges. He was previously associated with the media platform No Jumper, where he experienced a controversial incident involving a firearm at their studio. While details remain sparse, Paul has acknowledged the occurrence and indicated that he will share more information when ready. More recently, in March 2025, he was reportedly involved in a physical altercation with fellow media personality Rosecrans Vic at the Rolling Loud Los Angeles festival.​

Despite these incidents, Dejon Paul continues to be a prominent voice in Los Angeles hip-hop, advocating for artist development and providing critical commentary on the industry’s direction.​