HE was born and raised in Pittsburgh PA.HE was always into music
because my uncles HE grew up with loved music. HE listened to anyone from
Wu Tang, Spice 1, Above The Law, Dru Down, NWA, Big L, Gravediggaz,
Scarface, Geto Boys, and Onyx. My first song HE wrote wasn't even my
song. HE use to listen to a song, pause it after 4 bars, then write it
down on paper.
A LIL BIOGRAPHY OF CHRIS:

That's how I learned the rhyme schemes and things like
that. My first track I copied on paper was an ESHAM track called,
''Would You Die For Me.'' I remember the first song I ever wrote on my
own being in my 4th hour class, in 7th grade. It was terrible!!!! haha.
But we all got to start somewhere right? I would have to say as a child,
Insane Clown Posse was the biggest influence on me at that time.
Although, I hated the other fans because they acted like a gang and
painted their faces. I always thought it was a little overboard painting
your face like an idiot and walking around in public to show how much
of a fan you are. My first rap name I had was pretty cool at the time
but growing up, I realized how much it wasn't very creative or cool. It
was Mr. Murder. I signed with my first record label in 2006. It was
called Pig Latin Productions. It was then, I learned more of the
business side of the game and really started to mold myself as a great
rapper. People realized my potential and I did as well. I didn't grow up
around people making music and recording rhymes. I basically taught
myself everything that I know. I did my first show with a guy name
Guilty Smiles. It was the greatest time of my life. I grew an addiction
to doing live performances Nothing to me is more of an adrenalin rush
than people bobbing their heads and cheering because what you are saying
in a rhyme, touches them in some way. I had a falling out with Pig
Latin, and also started going though some hard times in life. Jobless,
living off my girlfriend is not what I wanted to do but she is a strong
woman and kept my head, and her head above water. In that time I learned
the art of making a beat.
I was horrible at first but after a few
months, I got the hang of it and sold beats to try and bring in some
money. I changed my rap name to Nero The King, formed a rap group called
"Bloodline Of Divine Kings" with my little brother who goes by the name
Kronus. We started doing shows and recording on our own, and one day we
just started catching fire. A lot of established emcees in hip hop
realized who we were and started collaborating with us for free. That
was the turning point that told me, we belong here. Now, if all goes
well, we will be touring the west coast part of America in the summer.
My goal is to in the next few years, is to tour the globe. Its a dream,
but reachable. A quote I remember seeing a few years back has inspired
me to want to do great things. It goes, "Don't give up on something you
can't live a day without." I can not live without music, therefore,
giving it up, is impossible.
Personal facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Steelerman24
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