J. White Did It Makes Variety’s 2020 Hitmakers and Hitbreakers Producer List

With 2020 taking the title for the most challenging of years, making producers, artists and the like, working scattered across the globe to achieve hit songs, Milk & Honey are ecstatic to hear that client and friend, J. White Did It, has made this years cut.

Below are the 25 most consumed songs of 2020 and the Hitmakers and Hitbreakers listed on Variety, recognized for their work on the records:

Rank	Song	Artist	Label
1	The Box	Roddy Ricch	Atlantic Records
2	Blinding Lights	The Weeknd	Republic
3	ROCKSTAR	DaBaby f. Roddy Ricch	Interscope
4	Life is Good	Future f. Drake	Epic Records
5	Circles	Post Malone	Republic
6	Whats Poppin	Jack Harlow f. DaBaby, Tory Lanez, Lil Wayne	Atlantic Records
7	Don’t Start Now	Dua Lipa	Warner Bros.
8	Savage	Megan Thee Stallion	300 Entertainment
9	Say So	Doja Cat	Kemosabe/RCA
10	I Hope	Gabby Barrett f. Charlie Puth	Warner Music Nashville
11	Roses	SAINt JHN	HitCo
12	Intentions	Justin Bieber f. Quavo	Def Jam
13	Adore You	Harry Styles	Columbia Records
14	Blueberry Faygo	Lil Mosey	Interscope
15	Someone You Loved	Lewis Capaldi	Capitol
16	Dance Monkey	Tones and I	Elektra
17	The Bones	Maren Morris	Columbia Nashville
18	Roxanne	Arizona Zervas	Columbia
19	High Fashion	Roddy Ricch f. Mustard	Atlantic Records
20	Falling	Trevor Daniel	Interscope
21	WAP	Cardi B. f. Megan Thee Stallion	Atlantic Records
22	Watermelon Sugar	Harry Styles	Columbia Records
23	Toosie Slide	Drake	CASH MONEY/Republic
24	everything i wanted	Billie Eilish	Interscope
25	Ballin	Mustard w. Roddy Ricch	10 Summers Records/Interscope

Milk & Honey’s client and friend, J. White Did It, made a chart-topping hit in about an hour. The producer said he created the beat for Megan Thee Stallion’s “Savage” in 15 minutes, and the rapper recorded her vocals in just 20.

“Most of my hit records come out pretty fast,” says J. White whose credits also include Cardi B’s “I Like It” and “Bodak Yellow.” “For me, if it feels good on the production side, I’m kind of done with it. With ‘Savage,’ I touched that track one time. I didn’t do any changes or take nothing out.”, J White explains, as seen in Variety.