After witnessing my first live rap performance in a high school pep rally, I was dead set on wanting to do the same. At 16, I started writing at home and in school whenever I had the chance; proceeded to record a couple weak ass songs at my homies mom's house and released them on YouTube in my first year. It felt awesome, regardless of how mediocre I sounded at the time, and then life hit me hard. Family drama uprooted me and I went to go live with my grandma to finish out my schooling, but throughout that time I continued writing. She saw my passion for music and bought me my very first set of studio equipment in 2012. It set me up for success and I continued to write and record throughout the years, using Soundcloud as my preferred medium for dropping music, watching artists careers skyrocket off just a few songs and some solid exposure, hoping the same would happen for me. It never did, but that didn't deter me from continuing to create. I performed for pep rally's, school dances, local bars and clubs. Then finally, got the opportunity to open for some fantastic artists such as Psalm One, Rittz, Waka Flocka Flame, Apesh!t, Denham and Silent Obliteration. 12 years have passed since that pep rally and the dream hasn't even come close to dying, it never will. Doing this shit is my passion, it's my lifelong goal and something you just keep improving at the more you persevere. These days I am in the Navy based out of Japan, headlining my own shows still doing my thing. LLJ