Jayme Carroll

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Jayme Carroll was born in Vancouver, WA and raised in the northwest. His parents divorced when he was 6 years old, and his now family of four had moved to Tigard, OR. “The split definitely impacted the way I saw myself as an individual, and it was difficult watching my brother and sister attempt to cope. Families were never designed to be separated, but I thank God for my church family (JIBC) they’ve always been there for me… It seems like I was born and raised in the church, haha.” In his freshman year of high school the family had to move to Puyallup, WA for his mother’s new job. Jayme states, “I used to be a really reserved and quiet kid”, as a result he was harassed daily by his peers. “They would taunt me to hit back, but I wouldn’t no matter how much I wanted to. I knew it wasn’t right, and even at my breaking point, no one was there to teach me how to stand up for myself…” Jayme started fighting, and began believing the lie that he was worthless, and this quickly led to depression, and frequent thoughts of suicide. “If there was a God it really seemed like He couldn’t have been farther from me, I had lost everything I held dear, including myself… I remember crying out one night, pleading to God to deliver me, and in what may seem like a flash in retrospect; God restored what was lost.” Jayme began rapping in 2007, which lead to writing his first song ‘180’ in 2010. '180' was a song for his dad, resulting in his father accepting Christ! From this point on he felt a

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Killer Bee

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On Second Thought

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