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That's me... T.T.!!!Terence Theriot (T.T. for short) was born in Texas. Although he was reared and currently lives in Thibodeaux, LA, he frequently moved about due to his father being in the military service.T.T. always had an interest in music. He started writing poetry - which, later, he would translate into rap lyrics- - -around 1992/1993.T.T. started rapping about 1997. His admiration for rap artists such as Tupac, DMX, Eight Ball, MJG, and Enimem help to increase his awareness for the art. In 2000, he was a member of a rap group called Solz-Uv-Broz in which he did his first recording. Their first independent LP/CD called "Dusty Roads" was also created at that time. Unfortunately, it and the group flopped. Later, as a solo artist, he signed a contract with a local independent label/C-Tracey Enterprises in 2002. He began working on an LP/CD called "Time In Between" that was not completed due to the folding of the company. However, he did manage to complete a maxi-single CD called "Why" in which he is currently attempting to market and promote himself. Although he has gone through these experiences, he feels that they have taught him lessons about life, which has only made him stronger. Also, he expresses that those experiences reflect his description of his hip hop-based music>>>as reality. He further explains that his belief in GOD is deeply embedded in his music. Additionally, he states that in order for people to relate to what he is saying that they would have to look and listen in between the lines to see where it all stems from. He finalizes that he only wants to be heard and understood! T T Why (Me, Tell Me)? Songs | 1. | Why (Me, Tell Me)? [Extended Play] |
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