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Vigilante
Add to My Profile | More VideosThere was an old piano in my aunts apartment downstairs in the house where I use to live. I use to go down and play the theme songs to all the cartoons I use to watch. When I was in 7th grade I put together a music group (me and two classmates). But it wasnt until I was in my young teens how much i realized I loved music. I felt like I understood everything about it. I didnt have a good relationship with my parents. So "music raised me up giving a fuck, i thought the gold chains and the dealers was living it up". I never had the 100$ sneakers growing up, or Cross colors, Hilfiger, or Karl Kani. At 16 in the Bronx I started hustlin weed. I wasnt a big timer I was 16, but I was making enough money to buy all the latest clothes and sneakers. My place at the time where i was living had got the electricity turned off and was off for a few months. In that time my older brother had gotten his IRS check and offered me 300$ to buy some clothes. It was at that time and point I truly became an artist. "I dont want gear, get me this keyboard from RadioShack, It can record and I could make beats with it". "You would rather have a keyboard over some gear"? I actually thought about it for 2 seconds before I answered him."With this keyboard Ill be able to show people what I can do even if the sound quality is not all that, and takes batteries so I can play in the apartment and only focus on music, people will see what I can do and one day I'll have a studio and wont have to go to nobody for anyhing". He looked and said it was gonna work. I didnt make it past the 10th grade in school I got kicked out on some dumb shit so I went to college at 17. I was rapping for 2 years now and in college until i dropped out the age of 18 when I got my first piece of professional equipment, (MPC 2000). Now I noticed I started to get more people around me who was making music. I started to get a different type of respect that I had never got before. People were looking at me and seeing money, whether it was for their personal musical gain or mine. MY music always had a movie'ish feeling to them, and I always knew I wanted to have something to do in movies. So in 2008 after graduating from a film school and years of experience and dedication I bring you Life Entertainment. Life Entertainment is no longer a company, but who I am. Why? Because my entertainment represents the meaning of life to the fullest. Listening Is For Everyone, Looking Is For Everyone, because we are all Living In Fear Everywhere, but Love Is For Ever.Fuck a bios this is from the heart the way all art should beFor Studio Time, video editing,animation,original music, or for free consultation on the subject of joining or anyof the above call Life Studios today (347)495-0677Life Entertainment
