My friend Chris Caruthers came up with it when we were in high school (11th or 12th grade, I forget.)

Performed a couple times with my friend Cream (Heavy-Ness) at Underground Bluz in Orlando, FL (Kirkman/Conroy) and once in the SAC Pit at DePaul University, Chicago, IL.

The internet and .mp3's will eventually destroy the music industry, as far as sales are concerned. Soon enough, most, if not all, record labels will go under, because they will no longer be willing to put up any money to make an album, hence, they will no longer be needed (I'm talking mostly about new artists who need to be promoted.) Only artists who were established (and I'm talking Eminem and the likes) before the internet age will be able to sell records any more. Eventually even they probably won't be able to. It is promising though, as there are plenty of underground/independent artists who have continued to put out good music, despite their lack of commercial success. In the end, only the great artists will stand. While the internet and .mp3's may hurt the music BUSINESS, the music itself, the art, will benefit in the end. Alright, I'm rambling.

"Does a bear sh*** in the woods n whipe his ass with a fluffy white rabbit?"

WhiteOut is an MC/producer/engineer born in Minneapolis, MN on July, 24, 1984. Raised in Pembroke Pines, FL (suburb of Ft. Lauderdale), he first started writing lyrics around his freshman year in high school (1999-2000.) He first started recording his sophomore year (2000-2001.) After graduating high school, WhiteOut moved to Chicago, Illinois, where he attended DePaul University for one year. The next year, WhiteOut moved back to Pembroke Pines, where he would stay for the next six months, before moving to Delafield, Wisconsin and soon after, Orlando, Florida where he graduated from the Audio Recording Technology Institute. After graduating, he moved back to South Florida where he would move back and forth between Ft. Lauderdale and Pembroke Pines for the next year or so. After briefly living in North Miami Beach (Aventura), he moved back to Pembroke Pines for about two months. Since then its been back and forth between Ft. Lauderdale and Raleigh, North Carolina, where he now resides.

Tupac Shakur, Marshall Mathers, Christopher Wallace, Nasir Jones, Lamont Coleman, John Austin, Earl Simmons, Calvin Broadus, Clifford Smith, Aaron Yates, Andrew Jackson, Richard Strey, Andrew Coutrier

Chicago and San Francisco are two of my favorite cities, although I've been as far away as Tanzania, Africa, which was incredible.

Dell Inspiron 2600; Adobe Audition 1.5; Behringer Eurorack UB1204-Pro mixer; Marshall MXL 2003 condenser microphone

WHATTUP!!! Marvelous, Holladay, A-Boy, eMac, Bullet, Venom, Dizzy, Darnell, Hutch, Reace (Moe), P.A.,Deez, Don Twan, Trent, Big E (Monark), Smoo, Sons of One, Flow 4 Flow Ent., Kartoon, Chris Leese (Rolex), Cassius, Ed James, Rich Quick, SiNister, DZK, Haruspex, Deadbeat, Brezz, Warpath (Abbadon), Ants, Nate (Innate), Krytacize, Em-Jey, Jon Lippe, Lyrical Fusion, VizionX1, WordPlay (thats my DOGG), Point Game (Shotty Full Clip), Rob Viktum, Shawn Lov (everyone should know who this guy is), Agentspits, Irvo, 2 O'Clock (2-Train), Worth-It Records, Yaasmyn Fula