Capone on Being a Signed Rapper in High School, Started Selling D***s When He Got Shelved (Part 1)
December 3, 2024
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Capone Lee reflects on his journey from a Bronx-raised teenager to a signed rapper still in high school, and later transitioning into comedy. Known for his resilience, Capone grew up navigating a challenging environment. Raised by his mother and grandmother, with his father passing away on the day of his birth, Capone learned about self-sufficiency early on. His mother, described as a "street chick," ensured her children never lacked, despite their rough neighborhood circumstances. Capone's foray into music began in high school when he signed with a record label alongside his partner, Microphone Prince. Despite working on an album, he was shelved, which drove him to the streets.
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