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With raising twins at the age of 16, I have been through the most. Through music I have been able to maintain, and remain Humble. I should be apart of D-Block West because I'am the future of music, and D-Block West is the future. Consider me and my music to be the next Artist within the new D-Block West Family. Vote for me!! Al Hayes, Chitown, to the West Coast! One Love!

Song produced by C.T.B Productions/Productofjah Ent.
Grynd Mode Entertainment

Because of hard work, dedication, consistency, and a potential pay off!!!

THE REASON WHY I SHOULD BE THE NEXT ARTIST ON DBLOCK IS BECAUSE I CAN BRING SOMETHING NEW TO THE TABLE AND SHOW AND PROVE MY SKILLS TO THE WHOLE LABEL AND THE WORLD.

Because I'm HOT!!! And I'm tryin to show the world that what I am is nothing compared to what I'm gonna be.

STORMIN STAKKABILL AKA LIL STORMIN NORMAN BORN NORMAN MILNER JR, WAS BROUGHT UP IN SOUTHEAST SAN DIEGO (SKYLINE), CALIFORNIA ON JANUARY 2ND, 1984. GROWING UP AROUND GANGSTA SURROUNDINGS INFLUENCED STORMIN TO LIVE THE "EASTSIDE PIRU" GANG LIFESTYLE AS A TODDLER. BEING RAISED BY A SINGLE MOTHER HOUSEHOLD WAS PARTIAL REASON WHY HE LATER BECAME A VICTIM OF SOCIETY AND A PRODUCT OF HIS ENVIRONMENT. AS A YOUTH HE ILLISTRATED A PASSION FOR SPORTS. HE PLAYED BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL. HE ALSO RAN TRACK AND FIELD. DURING SCHOOL HE WAS VERY FASCINATED BY GIRLS.

Because if you google YONGE C you'll see he doesnt't have one wack track at all . He has so much talent he can spit it anyways any style its hard to explain hes talent you have to see it for yourself . I DO IT 4 US !!

The game needs something new and unique...

WE ARE CHAMPIONS
EVEN IF WE LOSE
WE WIN!!!

ALL WE ARE ASKING FOR IS A CHANCE....

I feel like I could bring a new flavor to the group. You got Jadakiss the raspy punchline spitter. You got styles P wo lyrical,and straight raw. Then you got the rida, Sheek louch, who always bring it with the rhymes, I could add the element of a dde who say what he feels, no matter if you like it or not. i'm bound to say three, or four lines throughout a song, that a make you shake yo head, and be like "This dude need to see a phychiatrist cuz he crazy", but in a good way. I'm witty wth my words, and I want to say things that is going to catch people's attention, and make them listen

I am REAL competition for anybody that says that they do this. And all the bullshit I been through will never break me. It will just create a better story for me to tell. Like the day I got this phone call. All I did was let my daughter go spend a night with her father. She was 4 months old and it never entered my mind that she would never return home. My baby's father's brother, Madison Jr. said, "Get the fuck over here!!! Mione is not breathing!!!" Pronounced dead at 8:00 pm July 12th, 1996, the coroner confirmed that she had been shaken to death by her father.

i should be the next d-block artist for the simple fact that ima west coast vet..specializing in urban rap warfare..one of the keenest mceez to grace the west...and similar with the stylin of d-block..i could be the west d-block general...easy...experienced vocally,physically,and mentally for whatever the challenge...smart,listen and take notes but still the general..works include'eazy e impact of a legend"ruthless records in 2002 and the husla project produced by rhythm d,compton city gs....ima west classic that need the exposure and the sh..!