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I have been a member here for over 16 years and I appreciate all of my fans and followers. Thank you so much for the support. I have not written in a few years, I have thousands of notes scribbled here and there, but nothing to fruition. Upon reviewing previously published "articles" at HubPages, I realize that I also need to edit and republish past works. Most of my published content here was written "on the fly" so to speak, and the quality was and is poor at best. However, I am my own worst critic so you, the reader, be the judge.

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Short story-ist. Guerrilla poet. Enamored with the Weird, Eerie, Queer, Grotesque, Abject, Decadent, Gothic, Sublime, Nocturnal, Liminal, Uncanny and Human. Love horror, scifi, Swedish folklore, fiber crafts & fermentation. Bisexual & poly, he/him.

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I always enjoyed Hip Hop Music. I never thought I would play an active part in it though. I started writing music at the age of 12. It was mostly just used as a "passerby" to kill time and bend my mind. I use to spit with a friend (Brandon Lee), and we joked about how we'd become famous rappers. I remember us riding our bikes around, spitting shit we just came up with about our dads who we never really knew. I didn't really ever think it would be anything more than a hobby. As the years progressed I ended up getting into some trouble. I had a blatant lack of respect for authority, didn't listen to my mom at all, kept getting into fights and was kicked out of school regularly. One of those incidents landed me in juvenile hall for a week or so. While in, I was celled up with someone who also spit rhymes. All he would do the whole time I was in there was kick rhymes and scrawl his hand styles all over sheets of paper. He said that was his release from life, and that hip hop was the only thing that has been there with him through thick and thin. After I was released, that’s when I surrendered my life to Hip Hop. I wrote rhymes daily, took the paint can to the streets, and dabbled in a little bit of break dancing, the whole nine. I ate, slept, breathe, shit, pissed hip hop. I didn't give a shit about anything else. Time progressed, and I wrote more and more. It was probably around the age of 16 when I recorded my first song Barney Bangers with Spindle. We were just young kids having fun on the mic using Acid Pro or some shit, rapping over a Master P beat. The quality was horrible, but we bumped that shit for months. That was us; we were kings in our own little word. Eventually, all the collaborations we took part in together evolved into us forming a crew. And that was the birth of WURD. A lot of people don’t know that WURD has meaning. W.hite U.nder R.ated and D.ope. Like I said, we were young. But we were avid. We wanted to rap. We wanted that hip hop lifestyle. We ended up dropping a low quality, low budget mixtape of us fucking around and that shit spread like a wild fire. We started to gain a small fan base, and other artists in the community started to know who we were. We didn't really start taking shit seriously until we got booked for our first show. Freetime Synthetic of Bad Penmanship threw us a 15 minute spot opening up for The Sandpeople. We performed, and even though it might not have been the best performance ever, it opened a whole other world for us. We upped our studio game, and took shit a little more seriously. That was '07. Some things have changed, like members and a slight variation of the name (wurdONE) but we stuck around and rocked shit and are still going to this day. In mid-2010 I released my first solo album titled "The Rough Draft". It was a rushed album, but also long overdue. It was named this, because it was the first attempt at something a little bigger than I was doing. It was a first on so many different levels from me and by no means was it my best work. I just wanted more people to hear my voice. I can't say how many copies I’ve sold, but I'm all out, and I had more than I expected to sell. Shortly after I dropped my first album, I linked up with Marcus Ford of Arius Hyll Clothing and wound up catching a sponsorship for me and wurdONE. With that, I had more copies of The Rough Draft printed up under the Arius Hyll Name, Merchandise distribution, a website, and made way for my second project "Epitome of ME (EP)". EOM was released June 1st 2013, followed by a Music video for the Title track. It is available on iTunes and for listening and purchase through Spotify, on top of physical copies. And that’s where I am at today. I am dedicated to the Hip Hop lifestyle. I am an Artist. And in the midst of all the moves I've made and drama that it’s caused, I've met some really cool people and found happiness. Opening for like likes of Mobb Deep, Skee-Lo, The Sandpeople, Jackie Chain, Brotha Lynch and all the others. To all the people I’ve collaborated with throughout the country. Shout out to everyone who has played a role in my ventures. Even if I never catch a deal or make millions, I feel successful. -Pest

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