ThePlaymaker

We split everything down the middle. When we had money left, we bought this car and split it. I put my share in a Krispy Kreme box, gave him his. I was handling business, but needed help. My brother said his partners were tripping and he had to go see about them. They ended up taking the car. That's when I saw what was real in a person's heart. Later, I was running from the folks because I was behind on payments. My car was gone. My mom wanted to hold the title, but I needed it to handle my business, even though things were tight. SUBSCRIBE TO THE REAL • THE TRUTH • THE CULTURE -: https://www.youtube.com/ FOLLOW US ON IG: https://www.instagram.com/coderedmkedescriptions

SUBSCRIBE TO THE REAL • THE TRUTH • THE CULTURE -: https://www.youtube.com/ I don't care what others are doing. When I get money, I help family and friends. Even when broke, I ensure my brother is cared for. Waking up to him home, dressed up and rapping, brought pure joy. That connection is everything. FOLLOW US ON IG: https://www.instagram.com/coderedmke

A sudden windfall changed everything. I shared the wealth with family, but then tragedy struck. Unexpectedly pulled from class, I faced the responsibility of covering my grandmother's funeral. Her last words, 'Son, just be there for your mama,' echo in my decisions today. Her memory fuels my path forward.

My mom's friend urged her to sue after an incident, but she refused. Later, a lady photographed my leg, leading to a $20,000 lawsuit. After the lawyer took his cut, I was left with $13,000 at 18. I immediately gave my mom $3,000 and my grandpa $500. It was surreal cashing that check at Tony's Market, still wearing pajamas, with no money before that moment. This is the real truth.

At 16, a flag football game turned serious when I broke my leg on the first play. Despite not having a physical, the coach put me in. After the injury, my mom's friend pushed for a lawsuit, but my mom refused. Eventually, I sued and received $13,000, which I used to treat my mom. SUBSCRIBE TO THE REAL • THE TRUTH • THE CULTURE -: https://www.youtube.com/ AND FOLLOW US ON IG: https://www.instagram.com/coderedmkedescriptions

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Discover the moment one brother realized his sibling's rap talent was destined for greatness. From early days rapping about a song called 'Yellow' to the foresight of a millionaire future, this is the raw journey.

Even with dreams of playing football and staying clear of street life, the reality of Memphis was always present. It wasn't dire, but the environment was hard to escape. I didn't fully step into this world until after high school. He recognized his brother's talent for rapping around age 21, while he was about 18 or 19. They had been pursuing music together for a long time.

Before the fame, my childhood with grandma was surprisingly free. She let us live, even when tragedy struck like a tree falling through our house. We had to relocate, but thankfully, no one was hurt. It's crazy how life throws challenges your way.