I just couldn't get it out of my head so what else could i do but put it out. *Kanye Shrug*

Day 20 - Waking Up (Prod by EuphonicAudio)

Rapper,Producer..
Los Angeles California
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"Music 
is what Feeling 
Sounds like."

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Biography:
                                                                                                                                                         WHYTE 
                                                                                                                                                         The Grinder 

Born a fraternal twin in the infamous city of Compton, CA (home to some of the greatest rap music ever produced), Whyte is one of seven children. Growing up in a big family taught him how to survive with limited means. He was raised in and around the Los Angeles area but calls Gardena, CA home. This is where his fondness for smooth rhyme was recognized early. Whyte started rapping in middle school, quickly earning the respect of his peers for what they called his “raw talent”. Soon, he was christened “Whyte Boy” – albeit against his wishes. 

“The name Whyte Boy was given to me in high school,” he explains, “I used to see people rapping and I used to tell my friends I can rap! I can rap! And they would say Man, you’ve been saying that for two months, why don’t you just rap already? So I said OK! I hopped into a freestyle battle and won. Everyone was like, Man, that was tight! Man, he’s good! We had 4000 kids at my high school and everyone thought they could rap. This was around the same time the 8 MILE movie came out where Eminem’s character found prominence by rising up in the freestyle battle game. Everyone was into that, and sure enough, I found myself battling 3-4 rappers a day for about a year straight. Word started spreading and rivals started askin’ What’s your rap name? Man you still don’t have a rap name? Well, we just gonna call you White Boy! And I would get mad and say, that’s not my name, don't call me that!” 

May of that school year, sports gear manufacturer Adidas came to school and sponsored a freestyle battle for the entertainment of the entire student body. Whyte Boy was a contestant. As he relates, “When the DJ asked us our names everyone said who they were, but when he got to me, I paused. So he asked again, What’s your rap name? I thought it would be funny to flip it on them, so I said Oh, it’s Whyte Boy. The DJ made fun of it and replied, Hey, look everybody, his name is Whyte Boy! The whole crowed laughed. I replied you’ll see, you’ll see - play the beat!” The DJ played the beat and Whyte Boy went on to topple his competitors. The DJ congratulated him and said "Good job man! Everybody scream, WHYTE BOY! WHYTE BOY!" They complied. From that day on the moniker stuck, “Whyte Boy” was born. 



Day 20 - Waking Up (Prod by EuphonicAudio)

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