Ferrari, was born in Chicago, Illinois. His influences are eclectic from Andre 3000, T.I., Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, to Nina Simone, and Otis Redding. Growing up in and out of poverty, he quickly learned the difference of the mind sets and opportunities, or lack thereof, between poor and middle class people. Although an athlete throughout his scholastic matriculation, Ferrari was always in tune with his artistic side, loving to mimic characters and write songs and poems. His first time rapping in front of a crowd was at 16 when he performed a song he wrote about his cousin who was slain in Detroit in a robbery. After attending Clark Atlanta University for a year he decided to venture out to New York and hone his artistic skills. He served as a peer educator for Hospital Audiences Inc., going to different schools, detention centers, and Rikers Island Prison, to promote violence prevention, HIV awareness, and prevention of substance abuse. He participated in The Leadership After School Program as well, bringing artistry and sports to children who would otherwise be running the streets. Throughout his quest in music and film, Ferrari has stayed true to his morals and goals. He has vowed that the hip-hop culture will not be used in vain to promote Anti-Intellectualism among youth.

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