The Scary Life of Nwa

"We were still over over policed and you know it's like you out there playing football and nobody telling you to get out the street," says Nwa. "That's all resonated with us because it reminded us of those times we forgot that you growing up in a place that might not be so nice all the time right?" asks singer/songwriter Travyon Martin, who was inspired by his own experiences as an African-American man living in Baton Rouge. 'It's actually cool it's good to be alive,' he adds.