August 15, 2014
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2:24Now PlayingSnootie Wild opens up about his father being in jail for most of his life, and explains that he had to step in as man of the house when his dad was locked up for years at a time. The Memphis rapper says it was "typical" for fathers to be in prison when he was growing up, and recalls that other kids didn't take it as being out of the ordinary.
When asked about how young he was when he started running in the streets, Snootie reveals that he was just a teenager when he decided to start taking care of his mom and sisters. He also shares a story of his friend dying in front of him, which he admitted was "like losing a brother," but adds that you get numb to a lot of things while in the streets.
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