YOUNG IYTRAH

Let's see were do i start ..i've been rappen for a long time now. I did my frist show when i was only 9 yrs old and started writing my own music when i was 12 ...so its been a long time comming and still waiting for it to pay off and i know that it will ..born in New Orleans and raised in Cally a while.. Then back to the N.O. most of my style comes from my home town...whann....because i do this for yall ....When I moved from New Orleans after the storm to Atl I was very worried about finding ...

Let's see were do i start ..i've been rappen for a long time now. I did my frist show when i was only 9 yrs old and started writing my own music when i was 12 ...so its been a long time comming and still waiting for it to pay off and i know that it will ..born in New Orleans and raised in Cally a while.. Then back to the N.O. most of my style comes from my home town...whann....because i do this for yall ....When I moved from New Orleans after the storm to Atl I was very worried about finding a producer to work with. After performing at a local night club I met Flawless and we spoke of working together. That’s when I was introduced to Karlos. When I heard what great talents he had I could not wait to work with him. Soon after I did and I must say this is what Karlos was put here to do. I never had such a great producer in my life he knew how to make my voice do things I never thought it could and he had a great amount of patience when working with me. It would be times it would take me forever to finish and no matter what he would not get upset. If anything he would crack a joke about you and make u want to show him that u can do this a lil bit quicker. The Karlos I got to know was a man of many dreams and since we had the same dreams we had a lot of the same struggles so I became attached to him very quick .its funny because they say that sometime a dream is just that and maybe we should move on with life but for someone like Karlos that would never have happened and if he could do it all over again he would do it again and again but this time with a lot more direction and definition. Karlos knew who he was but at some point he felt lost and felt that the music industry had looked over him and we all felt this way. After working so many years and investing so much time and almost turning away from family and longtime friends I have to say you become a slightly different person not so much a bad person but we might start making poor decisions that affect everyone. When you have a dream in your mind is the only thing you were put here to do and it is not working out the way we expect. It opens up a side of you that you never wanted to see. Some of us stop caring about life. I go back and forth with this over and over just as Karlos did. But at the end of the day I know he was a great man. A man of many possibilities and a much better future he left me a great gift with everything he taught me and he will never be forgotten I will still live out his dream for him while he watches over me form heaven. In the 3yrs I knew Karlos I grew to love him very quickly and he will always be my inspiration to keep pushing and keep my head up and to never let anyone tell me to try to do something different besides music .and when my passing day comes I want to surrounded by music. So Ms. Beverly I thank you for having a great son and being able to be a part of his life. He definitely did what he was put here to do, touch people. I hope these words comfort you the way Karlos has comforted me. THANK YOU KARLOS YOU WILL BE MISSED ...YOUNG IYTRAH...A. K.A N.O. BABY... P.S. MORE TO COME SOON.....