When he came out of the womb with a Jheri Curl, gold chain, and a diamond pinky ring, his family already knew that he had way too much game and street cred for the streets of Gary, IN. Everyone tried to ignore it at first, but he quickly worked his way to the top and by 6 months old he had a network of hookers and drug dealers taking orders from a fucking baby. His mom got scared and said "You're moving with your Auntie & Uncle in Juarez (not Bel Air)".
So at the impressionable age of 1 he was sent South, picking up work at farms and ranches along the Mississippi until he reached Texas. Here he learned to play upright Bass in a Honky Tonk band and met a ranch-hand at a gig one night who had this real pretty girlfriend who knew of a guy who had an old friend with a cousin that had a new boyfriend that had a brother in the war with a new wife and a sister, so he got married to a Pacific Islander from Polynesia who taught him the Steel Drum. While never reaching Juarez, he ended up spending his adolescent years performing Ukelele on the island of Tonga adapting to odd time signatures, becoming one with nature. It wasn't until recently he relocated back from whence he came and joined the Positive Vibe Technicians as the Soul Technician.