I am someone who actually WILL check out your music. When it comes to feedback I'll be brutally honest with ya. That means I'm not gonna pretend its good and I'll be telling you exactly what I don't like. That also means you better check yaself and make sure it's good if you can't take criticism. Noone's perfect, and I'll be here to tell you why you aren't.

I'll get serious with this later... for now yall can have a small essay.

I'm 18. Been rappin for a relatively short while compared to a lot of people (about 2 years now) and I still have a long way to go before I could be someone capable of being well-known. I don't brag or boast how good I am, not only because i'm not an arrogant person but also because it doesn't do ANYWHERE near as much justice as provin it on record. Judging from what I get from a LOT of people as well as the list of emcees that want a collabo, I got a hot flow, and superb writing skills. Only thing I dont have yet is a proper delivery. But then again, what do you expect from someone exposed to so much hate and so little support that he has to hide what he does from those around him?

I am always experimenting with my wordplay, deriving new rhyme patterns, coming up with punchlines and overall, developing my skills and ability as an artist. When I'm not developing my skills as a rapper, I'm listening to it myself. I'm a huge hip hop head and I have never met anyone who digs the art and culture the way that I do. One day I hope to be lyrically on the same level as cats like Rakim, Kool G Rap, The GZA, and Big Pun. I have a long way to go before I can even be within reach of that level though...

I've been through quite a bit and have lived in many places from Edmonton to Toronto to Europe. Think you're hard or got it bad? Try livin in a place where most kids witness gunfire before they learn to read. A lotta people complain about how bad their lives are, but difference in the percentage of people who are just having an episode - compared to the people who actually are livin fucked up - is ridiculous. One thing I've noticed is that in North America, the more someone whines about the problems in their life, the better they actually have it.