Konsept The Emcee
DubsLife Clothing Presents: Trap Art!
D-Ferg Ink Productions
3056 N Ashland Ave
Chicago, IL 60657
Feb 24 – 25, 2018
9:00 PM UTC
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DubsLife Clothing Presents: TRAP ART SHOWWe are bringing together some of our favorite local rappers, battle artist, artist, and singers #LADIES FREE ALL NIGHT#GUYS $10 (FREE BEER UNTIL WE RUN OUT)WE DO HAVE TO PAY FOR THE SPOT SO KEEP THAT BROKE SHIT AT HOME IT'S $10VISUAL ARTIST FOR THE NIGHTLucien Caillouet's Art N Shit & Natalia SustaitaDJ EVIETHECOOL WILL BE WITH US ALL NIGHTWe have alot of dope artist for you and lots of paintings and clothes for everybody to cop FREE BEER BUT THE SPOT IS BYOB AND 4/20 FRIENDLY RAP BATTLE RULES WILL BE EXPLAINED MORE UNDER THE LINE UP9-10:30 DJ EvieTheCool10:30-10:45 10:45-11 BeatrixKiddo11-11:15 11:15-11:30 Bando Brando11:30-11:45 Infinite11:45-12:05 Konsept The Emcee12:05-12:25 SoL Ra12:25-12:45 ICEFACE12:45-1 T.Z. DUHH1-2 $100 RAP BATTLEBattle line upREAD---RAP BATTLE RULES---READ.$20 ENTRY FEE NO ACCEPTION YOU WANT TO BATTLE AND WIN MONEY U NEED TO PUT SOME DOWN $20 COVERS YOUR ENTRY INTO THE BATTLE AND THE PARTY .12 PEOPLE ONLY SO APPLY FAST(CONTACT T.Z. DUHH).ICEFACE, INFINITE, & T.Z. DUHH WILL BE JUDGES.NO FIGHTING(IT'S JUST RAP).DJ EVIETHECOOL WILL PLAY BEATS.ALL ROUND EXCEPT THE FINAL BATTLE WILL BE ONE ROUND EACH YOU GET ONE MINUTE SO GO HARD .CROWD CONTROL, CREATIVITY, LAUGH FACTOR LYRICISM AND MANY OTHER THINGS WILL DETERMINE THE WINNER SO BRING YOUR A GAME .FINAL BATTLE WILL BE TWO ONE MINUTE ROUNDS.ONCE A WINNER IS DECIDED THEY WILL RECEIVE $100 CASH AND A CHANCE TO COMPETE AND DEFEND THEIR TITLE NEXT MONTHREAD---RAP BATTLE RUELS---READ
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Konsept The Emcee Biography
Born and raised in the city of Chicago, Konsept The Emcee (born Adiel Jaime III) would spend most of his childhood years and upbringing in the now popular Humboldt Park and Logan Square areas.
With his father spending most of his childhood behind bars, facing both murder and home invasion charges, Adiel was raised primarily by his mother, uncle and grandmother.
Writing and recording music at a young age, Konsept realized he would never fit into any social circles in middle school, considering his family was constantly relocating due to not being able to make ends meet.
In the beginning, the mental and physical abuse dealt at home, as well as the gang warzone that he lived in through his teenage years, is probably what inspired him most to stay inside and create a world of music and therapy.
His first song, ‘Life That I Live,’ would be released on YouTube in 2007 and my name popularized by the underground hip-hop/graffiti and gang cultures of Chicago.
In between then and now, he would lose two friends to gang and gun violence, one to the prison system, fall into a rough battle with depression and eventually grow to overcome his own self destruction.
Konsept The Emcee would go on to perform at countless dive bars and open mics throughout the city, until 2015 when noticed and picked up by talent scouts that would put me on the bill for legendary Midwest artists like Tech N9ne, Bone Thugs N Harmony and Twista.
It wasn’t until early August of 2018 that he would release his first official studio album project Work of Heart, based entirely on that same upbringing and everything that has lead up until here and now with the final song, “My Life Is.”
Read MoreWith his father spending most of his childhood behind bars, facing both murder and home invasion charges, Adiel was raised primarily by his mother, uncle and grandmother.
Writing and recording music at a young age, Konsept realized he would never fit into any social circles in middle school, considering his family was constantly relocating due to not being able to make ends meet.
In the beginning, the mental and physical abuse dealt at home, as well as the gang warzone that he lived in through his teenage years, is probably what inspired him most to stay inside and create a world of music and therapy.
His first song, ‘Life That I Live,’ would be released on YouTube in 2007 and my name popularized by the underground hip-hop/graffiti and gang cultures of Chicago.
In between then and now, he would lose two friends to gang and gun violence, one to the prison system, fall into a rough battle with depression and eventually grow to overcome his own self destruction.
Konsept The Emcee would go on to perform at countless dive bars and open mics throughout the city, until 2015 when noticed and picked up by talent scouts that would put me on the bill for legendary Midwest artists like Tech N9ne, Bone Thugs N Harmony and Twista.
It wasn’t until early August of 2018 that he would release his first official studio album project Work of Heart, based entirely on that same upbringing and everything that has lead up until here and now with the final song, “My Life Is.”
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