With no job, ReQ and his “brothers” struggled many nights to eat, having to put their money together to have a meal. Many nights, one meal seemed like it would be the last.

Just like the feeling most single mothers feel, ReQ dwells on his future being lonely and cold. To avoid feeling lonely, he brings his friends closer, in which they build a bond which comes off as a brotherhood.

ReQ wanted to originally be a lawyer before entering the music industry. However, he never qualified for a loan, which was one of the reasons he couldnt finish school, as stated above.

ReQ listens to a lot of Kendrick Lamar and talks on twitter in his spare time. Being he isn’t in college, busy with classes anymore, he has plenty of spare time.

ReQ has been working on a scheme to make it to the top. He’s had visions of the life he wants to live, but now it’s time to take action and make it happen.

After being able to say he attended college, not graduated but attened, ReQ is content with life and ready to die, if music never worked out. It’s also a play on words from the Biggie Smalls reference.

ReQ considers himself a son of The Late Great Biggie Smalls and is living out the career he couldn’t finish. ReQ has been doing music since he was 11, and finally perfected his flow.

If you’re not from Bed-Stuy and its apparent to the locals, it’s not a smart idea to stay around.

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Although ReQ is in the streets, he isn’t running the streets doing all bad, such as selling drugs. Instead he rather touch a pen to write his music.