Born with the the ability to write about his life in ways that can be felt (Thirty-2) was only 7 years old when writing lyrics became a way out from his troubled young life. With no father figure , he had to learn about life on his own through experiences. Fighting everyday and coming home to abuse was his life until he learned yet another way out which was football. He became a neighbor hood star on the field but never forgot about writing lyrics.

He wrote about everything that bothered him to release surpressed anger. At the age of 13, he performed at the school talent show and people saw another side of him that so shocking to them. He then looked at this hobby as a calling and took advantage of it by making a self recorded song tape. He wrote books and books of lyrics behind the use of tracks used by hip-hop artist such as Biggie Smalls,Tupac,Scarface, and other artist.

By the age of 21 he received a keyboard and learned how to create tracks of his own and his song was produced and written by himself was called Santa claus..This song was a reflection of his child hood without santa claus and his gifts...

As he continued this, he got so good he learned how to record on tracks through the use of a software called cool edit and pro tools.. Using a MPC was nothing when it came down to it for him he recorded many songs on it with his cousins rapp group...In time he branched off and kept it up on his own and became better at using software..

In 1998 the loss of his best friend inspired him to write painful heart felt songs such as titles like "The story of my life" and " Pain Music". His favorite rappers are Eminem, and the G-unit group and of course B.I.G. and tupac.

In the year 2006, he ventured off and took his music to another level and was submitted on a mixtape from the local area artist and was performing his hood hit"In Da Street" when he was noticed by a producer from the same background with his own label that he wanted to get off of the ground called GMR.

Thirty-2 was introduced to other artist on that label but was the hardest worker of them all. In less than two months, he produced over 15 tracks and recorded 19 songs with the label staying in the studio day and night before going to work.