Scorpion (Da Chi-Town Prince)

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They usually compare Scorpion to the Scorpion King. However, he is only referred to as the prince of Chicago. As a young child, Chase Bethea, remembers how growing up in the Windy City, seemed to be a “Mortal Kombat.” Fierce freestyle battles take place among the four to six inch snow covered streets in negative ten degree weather. A victor emerges after a voguish punch-line was verbalized by the rap artist, Scorpion. The number of “finish hims” and “fatalities” is not counted, but the number of ears is. Besides competing with other lyricists, he would either be singing along in the 7th/8th grade choir, or he would practice on his alto saxophone and compose short music for his fellow saxophone players in his band class. An ambitious character was evolving inside him and he felt that he had done all that he could have done in Chicago for now. The opportunity to move to Los Angeles with his mom opened up, and without hesitation he made his decision. In 9th grade not only did he continue battling, but he found the skill of producing. He was making songs on a daily basis with just a computer and mic. By the 10th grade he was considered one of the best rappers in school. He started to branch out a little bit by recording with other fellow artist in his area at his house. Before the end of the year was over, him and his cousin had produced a mixtape and DVD and sold over 500 copies. In 2005, he interned for Ghetto Magic Entertainment, an independent studio in Sherman Oaks. While

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