upsy-50292699 @upsy-50292699
I've always been about the underground culture of hip-hop. I was raised by my mother in South Central Los Angeles, where I grew up surrounded by graffiti artists and breakdancers. My love for rap music started when I was just a kid, listening to DJ Shadow's "Endtroducing" on repeat.
As a teenager, I began writing my own lyrics, drawing inspiration from the raw energy of underground hip-hop and punk rock. I formed a crew with some friends who shared my passion, and we started performing at local open mic nights and club shows. We called ourselves "The Filthy Five," and our music was all about unapologetic honesty and rebellion.
After years of grinding on the streets, we finally caught a break when one of our tracks landed a spot on a major label compilation album. Overnight, we went from playing dingy clubs to selling out arenas across the country. But I never forgot my roots – I still keep it real, still spit fire, and still rep for the underground culture that raised me.
