<sod>Cox began his career as an intern at Noontime Records in Atlanta, Georgia. He was discovered by his manager [[Chris Hicks (record executive)|Chris Hicks]], who is a partner in Noontime. He then went on to co-produce alongside his musical mentor [[Jermaine Dupri]]. He has had 25 number one hits, 12 Grammy Award Nominations including seven wins, 20 top ten hits and eclipsed the record previously held by the Beatles for Billboard’s most consecutive number one hits.<eod>
<sod>Cox began his career as an intern at Noontime Records in Atlanta, Georgia. He was discovered by his manager [[Chris Hicks (record executive)|Chris Hicks]], who was a partner in Noontime. Cox's first two hit singles as a producer were "[[Get Gone]]" and "Creep Inn" for the short-lived R&B group [[Ideal (group)|Ideal]]. He then went on to co-produce alongside his musical mentor [[Jermaine Dupri]]. He has had 25 number one hits, 12 Grammy Award Nominations including seven wins, 20 top ten hits and eclipsed the record previously held by the Beatles for Billboard’s most consecutive number one hits.<eod>