GY’s Bio
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The answer: Alpha male. Natural born leader. Harbinger of the groove. Writer. New Media Correspondent. Event host and groove maker. CEO and Creative of The Chi Collective. Contributing writer for the Red Eye newspaper and Gowhere Hip-Hop. Musically-inclined, and a wordsmith amongst other titles, but he wouldn’t want to pile on
GY’s hobbies include hooping, playing tennis, putting people ON, channeling his acute randomness, discussing sports, eating a lot of scrumptious food, and lastly, snacks and what not
His interviews have been featured on a myriad of sites like BET.com, XXL, The Source, Okayplayer, Hip-Hop DX, SOHH, Rap Radar, 2 Dope Boyz, Nah Right, Vlad TV, and more
He has covered the Chicago Sneaker Pimps tour, SXSW, CMJ, Lollapalooza, and the North Coast festival. In addition, he’s interviewed a who’s who of Hip-Hop royalty: Wu-Tang’s RZA and Raekwon, DJ Premier, Big Boi from Outkast, Too Short, A Tribe Called Quest, Mobb Deep, Devin The Dude, Big Sean, Big K.R.I.T, Cyhi Da Prynce, CurrenSy, Stalley, Camp Lo, Freddie Gibbs, Kendrick Lamar, The Cool Kids, De la Soul, and many more notable artists. GY has a bachelors degree in journalism and has always appreciated the communications medium in both print and broadcast media. This admiration for good conversation and newsworthy pieces show through his interviews
GY carries a strong voice and an even greater pride towards being multi-faceted. The 312 in his name represents the pride he carries from being born and bred in the great city of wind. 312 is more than just the oldest area code in the third largest city in the U.S, its a mindstate and way of life. A south-side native, GY credits his upbringing (and his mama) for providing his wit, grit, and hustle. He bares no tattoos, but if he did, it would include Chicago in some form or fashion
GY’s current career goals include writing more(did he mention writer-for-hire?), racking up more insightful interviews, kicking knowledge to the young black youth, and enjoying his sucker-free lifestyle
His personal motto is “Complacency Kills.” Where ever there is a groove, don’t be surprised to find GY amongst it. That and striving for excellence of course
GY’s hobbies include hooping, playing tennis, putting people ON, channeling his acute randomness, discussing sports, eating a lot of scrumptious food, and lastly, snacks and what not
His interviews have been featured on a myriad of sites like BET.com, XXL, The Source, Okayplayer, Hip-Hop DX, SOHH, Rap Radar, 2 Dope Boyz, Nah Right, Vlad TV, and more
He has covered the Chicago Sneaker Pimps tour, SXSW, CMJ, Lollapalooza, and the North Coast festival. In addition, he’s interviewed a who’s who of Hip-Hop royalty: Wu-Tang’s RZA and Raekwon, DJ Premier, Big Boi from Outkast, Too Short, A Tribe Called Quest, Mobb Deep, Devin The Dude, Big Sean, Big K.R.I.T, Cyhi Da Prynce, CurrenSy, Stalley, Camp Lo, Freddie Gibbs, Kendrick Lamar, The Cool Kids, De la Soul, and many more notable artists. GY has a bachelors degree in journalism and has always appreciated the communications medium in both print and broadcast media. This admiration for good conversation and newsworthy pieces show through his interviews
GY carries a strong voice and an even greater pride towards being multi-faceted. The 312 in his name represents the pride he carries from being born and bred in the great city of wind. 312 is more than just the oldest area code in the third largest city in the U.S, its a mindstate and way of life. A south-side native, GY credits his upbringing (and his mama) for providing his wit, grit, and hustle. He bares no tattoos, but if he did, it would include Chicago in some form or fashion
GY’s current career goals include writing more(did he mention writer-for-hire?), racking up more insightful interviews, kicking knowledge to the young black youth, and enjoying his sucker-free lifestyle
His personal motto is “Complacency Kills.” Where ever there is a groove, don’t be surprised to find GY amongst it. That and striving for excellence of course
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