Adoe-G Adrien Thomas, known by his stage names Adoe-G, is an Native American rapper. Born on April 11, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada.
Thomas has recorded over 42 songs by 2012 and released 1 album, making him one of the most newest artists with diversity. Most of Adrien's songs are about growing up amid violence and hardship in ghettos, racism, other social problems, and conflicts with other rappers during the growth of Native American hip hop rivalry. CONTENTS
Synopsis
Early Life
Debut as Adoe-G
Controversy
Violent Deaths
QUOTES
"Only within love of our selves we shall find peace, for if we truely love ourselves, how can one hate?"
– Adoe-g
Rapper, actor. Adrien has become a growing figure in hip-hop and rap circles for his talent, his violent behavior, and his point of personal views. The son of a drug user and alcoholic, Adrien moved around a lot as a child. In his youth, he explored Poetry by becoming a member of the North American Poetry Association. As a teenager, Adrien attended Yvonne yuen School of Design where he took sewing and art classes, Marketing. While living in Saskatoon, he discovered rap and began performing as Adoe-G. Debut as Adoe-g
In 2003, Shakur emerged as a solo artist - using the name Adoe-G - with his debut album 'Let It Be Told'. The track "never really mattered" reached as high as number three on the Edmonton University hip-hop chart. Adoe-G became quite a sensation, earning praise for his musical and acting talent as well as condemnation for his explicit, violent lyrics. Many of his songs told of fights, gangs, and s*x. He appeared to be living up to his aggressive gangster rap persona with several arrests for violent offenses in the 2009. In 2010, he spent several days in jail for assault. Adrien himself fell victim to violence and is undergoing threats from rival Rap labels in and around the Edmonton area.. With an early start at composing poetry, Adrien Thomas is no stranger to the art of expression. As a result of family and social ordeals, Adrien was therapeutically recommended to continue writing poetry as a chosen means to express himself. After two years of writing, he was asked for rights for publication of his poems. Labeled as a triumph over his own ordeals the North American Poetry Association honored one of his compositions. Listed under the category ‘Street Poetry’, ‘Sitting In a Jail Cell’ , created notable topics concerning life on the streets for the aboriginals of America. It was’nt until later on in his life, his desire of writing took a dramatic turn. Often challenging his goals, he decided to take his poetry and target the youth of the inner city streets in the form of Hip Hop. His inspiration, Tupac Shakur and Ray Charles. Today Adoe-G is a self proclaimed Hip Hop artist. His dedication, passion and drive is proven through the depth of his lyrical capabilities. His songs are sub divisions of various chapters in his life, each of which depict the power of truth, love and soul. Adoe-G's compositions are based highly on the content of different stories/happenings/experiences of his life. His music is targeted towards youth as many of todays streets are clouded with the violence and poverty which has overcome much of todays society. With his poetically composed lyrics, his beats carry a great significance in which many others can relate to the true meaning of his words.