BestofL's video: 25 Facts You Probably Didn t Know About Jeezy

25 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About Jeezy ------------------ Just over a decade ago, Jeezy revamped his music career — he dropped his previous stage name, fashioned himself “The Snowman” and dropped a mixtape called Trap or Die that had the city of Atlanta buzzing. Shortly thereafter, the MC released his major label debut, Let’s Get It: Thug Motivation 101, in 2005. The album was ripe with tips on street etiquette, plentiful ad-libs and a healthy serving of wit between bars. Jeezy had found his place, setting the tone for the trap rap subgenre alongside T.I., who was doing the same at the time. Since 2005, Jeezy has dropped the “Young” from his name, highlighting the fact that he’s grown in a variety of ways. At his start, he founded the imprint Corporate Thugz Entertainment, which proved he was more of a businessman than a corner boy on the block. As a matter of fact, Jeezy has taken on a whole other tone with the release of his eighth studio LP, Church in These Streets. Going by the name Pastor Young, the rapper has notably made a significant change in his way of thinking since making the “dope boys go crazy” 10 years ago. As much as he’s been in the spotlight, there may still be some facts that you don’t know about the CTE CEO. The Boombox has compiled a list of lesser known details about his life. Here are 25 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About Jeezy. 1. In 2011, Jeezy dropped a documentary about his life titled ‘A Hustlaz Ambition,’ which was narrated by one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, Samuel L. Jackson. 2. The rapper grew up much faster than most since he sold drugs in his prepubescent years. In the film, Jeezy admits to peddling drugs as early as age 11. 3. A number of quiet facts popped up in ‘A Hustlaz Ambition’ including Jeezy’s struggles with polyps — before his throat surgery in 2005 — and Bell’s Palsy in the years previous to the documentary’s release. Any more... --------- THANKS FOR WATCHING! DON'T FORGET SUBCRIBE ME!