Happened across this and was really feeling this tune:

The House’s hip-hop holy rappers make religion relevant for Chicago’s youth
Medill Reports: Chicago
“Hip-hop is your soundtrack and it only makes sense that schools and churches use it to engage youth,” Kot said. “I think if pastors are smart and tuned in, …

STRAATSTREET is an independent digital record label started in 2007 by C.E.O.G. What started out as any other rap/hip hop label has been transformed along with its founder into a tool of the Lord. C.E.O.G was raised in the city known to most as the ” murda capital “. New Orleans, Louisiana is where this O.G. earned his stripes. As a young man growing
up he went from good to bad in record time. Brought up in the church by a loving single mother and his
very religious grandparents he could have become anything he chose. Instead he went the other route
and thugged all the way out. Adopting the “G” mentality he spent his high school years running with gangs, drinking,  getting high and fighting every chance he got until he was expelled from most of the schools in the city. Labeled an ” Outlaw ” he jumped all the way off the porch and landed head first in the ” game”. He spent the next twenty years eatin’ out the streets. Doing any and everything to make a dollar.

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