About
Rapper, poet, and freestyler who has been featured on BET, FOX News, Revolt TV, and numerous other news and media outlets for his soulful and engaging style. In 2024, he released a 19-song studio album called "Sorry Ma, I Was Distracted," which featured collaborations with John Allen Stephens and The Gods & The Earths. His 2023 album, "Free Food Program" included 13 tracks, which featured ANPU, Oswin Benjamin, and Lizzy Jeff, among others. He has become best-known for tracks including "Anxiety," "Routine," and "4:44 in Houston."
Before Fame
After enduring turbulent upbringing marked by involvement in gang activity and even a near-fatal gunshot wound, he began rapping when he was 11 years old. He started performing at events and talent shows and distributed his first mixtape, which he had made after working 2 jobs to afford his own recording equipment, throughout his high school campus.
Trivia
He founded his own record label called God Body Energy. He also created an event which has been hailed as the #1 open mic in Houston, TX, called The Writer's Block. He authored a book called The Oak That Grew from Concrete, which was published in July of 2023.
Family Life
His 2024 album, "Sorry Ma, I Was Distracted," includes numerous references to his mother and family.
Associated With
For his community contributions and the positive impact of his music, he was honored by former President Barack Obama. He was also given the Certificate of Congressional Recognition from politician Sheila Jackson Lee.
