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Millyz on Selling Crack at 14: I Was Risking My Life or a 5-Year Sentence for Only $50 (Part 1)
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In this clip, Millyz talks about what it was like growing up in Cambridge, Massachusetts and being exposed to so many different cultures because of the diversity amongst the city's population. He also touches on the dangers of living in the area, highlighting the the fact that it is home to 14 housing projects. Moving along he reflects on going back and forth between his mom's house and his dad's house, after their divorce and the impact that living with his father had on his artistry because he was exposed to so many musicians when he stayed there. Lastly, he talks shares an incident when he almost cut his entire thumb off by accident when he was trying move someone's lawn for work.
Moving along, Millyz spoke about getting in trouble as a kid, and he explained that he stayed in trouble as a kid, including being in special education and being diagnosed with a behavioral disorder. Millyz explained that he’s used his experiences as a kid to become a motivational speaker for kids who are in the same position today to show them they can do anything. From there, Millyz spoke about getting in the streets, and he explained that while he felt like he was getting money, he was risking his life for $50.
Interview by: Shirley Ju
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