Leroy (Official Music Page)

I get my Free MySpace Layouts at LayoutStreet.comBorn and raised in Baltimore, Maryland Leroy has been rapping since the age of 12. He realized he had potential in middle school when he battled a classmate name Patrick Noel. It was astonishing, because it's strange to see a quiet boy rapping. People have misjudged him now look at what they know. Leroy can't go a day without listening to rap, especially his favorite rapper Tupac Shakur. His lyrics may resemble Pac's, but in a way that Pac should be proud someone is speaking the truth. "I love inspiration songs especially when I have a lot on my mind" In the 8th grade, Leroy and two of his homeboys named Maurice Harvey and James Thompson formed a group called [The Last Mob]. They are still together, even though they are in different schools. Leroy currently attends Reginald F. Lewis High School of Business and Law. He represents CLASS OF 09!!! To the fullest. Mr. Leroy, I am your biggest fan and hope you make it big. I don't really need to hope, because I know you are. Hope you remember me when you're at the top though.Leroy is moving. It's said to hear but it's time to move. “From the bottom of my heart, I am sorry to all my fans, because The Last Mob is breaking up. We have to go our seperate ways and I feel it is best. I will be moving in the county (Baltimore County)." Leroy will now attend Franklin High School in his 12th grade. "The Last Mob is like a dynasty. I can actually say we were like Bill Russell and the Boston Celtics. Don't worry; my music will remain the same. HOT!!! Ha Ha"As Leroy continues to grow, he writes each and every day. People often wonder why he hardly has time to Eat lol. "I read a lot of books, because I want to learn a lot. You can never learn too much so I want to take advantage of it. I see black teenagers my age just giving up on life and that frustrates me" Leroy grew up listening to Scarface and Tupac. "Tupac inspired me to write while Scarface was like a father figure to me. I say that, because his lyrics kind of resembles my life"