Blak Lazarous
By: Veronica Von
Life and society is enough to drive
any man insane, How can we hear
ourselves think under the loudness of
this world? Madness. The soul is the
only part of a human being that spits
99.9% rounded up truth. Lies, lies, lies
are driven into our minds, brainwashing
us, and tricking us into losing the true
connections with ourselves. How can
you survive if you don’t know who you
are? Thank God I am enlightened.”
—Blak Lazarous
MTV music, making beats in the of my favorite artists (still is). How
basement, playing around. When would you say he influenced you?
I got older, I ran into a couple of
cats like, Keith Clizark. He actual- I feel that Tupac was the last artist
ly produced for Snoop Dogg and that was a real writer, there was no
Tha Dogg Pound. He showed me games. He had a real message with
the ropes around the studio, taught a purpose. He was one of the last
me as an artist, taught me the game artists that was REAL. It wasn’t just
of the music business, and every- thug life. It was the hood in a posithing behind it. I get a lot of my ear- tive way. I looked up to Pac because
ly years from Clizark. He taught me he was just deeper. Although I gota lot in the game.
ta give a shout out to Snoop Dogg,
he was born and raised in east side
How did you get started?
A lot of the time we tend to mirror Long Beach too, so I gotta shout him
who we are influenced by. I found it out for doing it. You know east side
I got started when I was about 15, very interesting that you are deep- Long Beach is a rough neighborwith my boys messing around with ly influenced by Tupac, he was one hood, but he showed a young cat
California native,