OPM rapper Gloc-9 recalled his roots as he shared his journey before he rose to fame in the music industry.
OPM rapper Gloc-9 had recently looked back on his humble beginnings as he shared his journey before he rose to fame in the music industry.
This, as Gloc-9 posted a throwback photo on his Instagram account recalling his roots and also sharing his journey into the music industry.
In his Insagram post, he narrated that 23 years ago, there was a young man from Binangonan who had no money, a shy-type person, had a thin voice, considered himself as a “hiphop head” but had no proper hiphop apparel, wearing tight shoes, no gimmicks, and just hanging out with acquaintances who had cars.
Gloc-9 continued that he became a service crew at the “Bun On The Run”, “Little Ceasars”, “Tokyo Tokyo, and “French Baker” in order to have a lot of money which was alloted to help her mother. He also said that he went to different auditions, but he always failed.
In addition, Gloc-9 narrated that he had received statements such as “hanggang dyan ka lang” and “rapper ka lang”. Yet, he added, at least a thousand times he asked himself if he could?
Gloc-9 also said that he answered himself “Yes, I can do this!” one thousand and one times.
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After 23 years, Gloc-9 said that he wanted to thanked his supporters for his accomplishments in life.