From Underground Radio to Hip-Hop Legends

The chapter reflects on the origins of hip-hop culture through memories of listening to underground radio stations and legendary figures like Africa Islam and the Zulu nation. It delves into the speaker's early days of hustling, encountering influential figures like Biggie and Jay-Z, and transitioning from a gangster to a Muslim. The chapter also discusses the dynamics of competitive rhyming sessions and the journey towards becoming a prominent figure in the music scene.