Charlotte, NC - February 09, 2013 - Hip Hop artist Felony Fame gained a considerably amount of recognition after being crowned as “The Coldest” in the Coors Light 2012 competition. As a part of the nationwide “Search For The Coldest” win, he received a championship belt and a produced track from Hip Hop’s highly respected DJ Drama.
In the short documentary “Rise To Fame”, Felony Fame also known as Feli Fame, shows excerpts of his life in North Carolina and accredits many Hip Hop legends, but states that his persona and brand was a reflection from his grandmother who passed away last year.
Finding opportunities to reveal his talents at a young age seemed inconceivable coming from Robeson County, which was known for its racial tension and riots amongst Blacks and Native Americans. "The ability to think, dream and pursue are only taken for granted by the ones that sit, sleep and abuse. I was a kid with a speech impediment up until my high school years. No one believed I would ever talk correctly and now I'm an artist. Winning a national competition that involves one hundred percent of something I was thought to never do. Speech not only became my job, but it became a way of life for me. That goes to show that will power is far more stronger than any doubt could ever be." says Felony Fame
very very cool...
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