(AllHipHop News) Joe Jackson, the father of Michael Jackson and his family of legendary singers, has taken a new Hip-Hop/Rock group under his wing.

The Jackson family head is now helping guide the careers of The Rebellion, a five-piece, multi-cultural band that fuses rock music with Hip-Hop music and cites The Beatles, Prince, Run-DMC and others as influences.

The group, which currently has a single out titled "Grown N Sexy" featuring Miami rap star Trina, is planning to release their debut album The Gate: 11:11 before the end of 2010.

“The Gate 11:11,” holds significant meaning because “11:11” is when we are all one. The numbers in it are symbolic. Everyday at that time everyone is suppose to remind themselves we are all one—to express to those around them love at that moment in time,” band member Angelikenesis said.

This Friday (October 22nd) at 10:00 AM, Joe Jackson and The Rebellion will make an exclusive appearance on AllHipHopRadio with studio host Will 2 B., where they will discuss their new music, upcoming plans and their relationship with Joe Jackson.

To ask The Rebellion and Joe Jackson questions during their live interview, visit www.facebook.com/allhiphopradio or on Twitter at @AHH_Radio or @allhiphopcom.

[Edited 10/21/10 17:39pm]

I'm sure he'll whip them into shape!

I thought you meant....

Shouldnt this old man be all senile in a nursing home somewhere? He's still pimpin after all these years. Yeah I'm pretty sure he will whip them into shape.

Joe gotta eat too.

phunkdaddy said:

Joe gotta eat too.

He's waiting for his check from Michael's estate and the poor guy needs something to do.

Where is bboy with a quote from Joe about all this with the pronunciation typed out/sounded

out correctly?

wait doesn't he has a record label plus a suppose reality tv show coming out

HAPPYPERSON said:

wait doesn't he has a record label plus a suppose reality tv show coming out

Supposedly but if you follow Joe Jackson, you know his plans began panning out really fast. I remember reading he had a girl group he was working with around the 1990s but maybe due to Joe's rough treatment of the group, they broke up. And Joe's plans to create a label then failed. So what makes him think he can succeed now?