Apostrophe

I am a product of the 90's where they say hip hop died. So i grew up listening to the heart and soul of hip hop, before the big changes - bling bling era's and bullsh*t.So In between the Cali legends bumping on the radio i listened to Indie artists who weren't on the radio; Old Eyedea, Cannibal Ox,and Company Flow, El-P, Aesop Rock, Slug,...(lots and lots..). I remember listening to lots of Living legends growing up also, and til this day still knock the 3 melancholy Gypsy shi*. Now these artists have paved the way for artists like myself and others and I remember it all started with me watching my brother trying to do the same. I was raised in my older brothers shadow being younger then him, but throughout time I've grown to be just as productive. My older brother, producer The Gooch was involved in an underground hip hop crew called The Good Music Foundation, so i used to listen to there music, watch them rock shows not knowing that one day i'd be rhyming and doing the same one day. Throughout time the crew got older and went seperate ways leaving to the ways of the world, family, money, etc. But the guys still love the scene so whenever i need help with things they help me out and stay involved. I have always been competitive at everything i do, which pushed me to be good at what i do. So in my first years of rhyming i tried flexing skill and being recognized even though my heart was just doing it in the fun. Now that i am older my style has matured more and i know no one wants to listen to that repetetive, metaphor, flex skill garbage that has been playing all over modern day radio. So hopefully you can listen and vibe, just remember to vibe easy and question everything.