Luzt

My name is Lynette Washington, but most people know me as Luzt, Young Makaveli, Mula, but I really go by Luzt and Louie. I was born April 9th 1990 in Washington Dc. I lived there when I was young like a baby or so, living with my mother and sister and Grandparents back then. I never lived with my father. I moved around a lot living in Suitland, District Heights, Temple Hills, Clinton, and Bowie. So you see I’ve been around. But I still had different plans about my life. I dreamed of being a b...

My name is Lynette Washington, but most people know me as Luzt, Young Makaveli, Mula, but I really go by Luzt and Louie. I was born April 9th 1990 in Washington Dc. I lived there when I was young like a baby or so, living with my mother and sister and Grandparents back then. I never lived with my father. I moved around a lot living in Suitland, District Heights, Temple Hills, Clinton, and Bowie. So you see I’ve been around. But I still had different plans about my life. I dreamed of being a basketball player at first because I was so good at it. But as far as me having asthma I knew that wouldn’t last long. I use to play for my church, New Chapel Baptist Church. Where my grandfather was the pastor of it, but he is the Emeritus pastor, and now my Uncle is following in his foot steps as being the pastor. So I grew up in church, I am a saved Christian and know about God inside and out. I went to a lot of schools William Beans Elementary, James Ryder Randall Elementary, Apple Grove Elementary, Drew Freeman Middle School, Thurgood Marshall Middle School, Crossland High School and Bowie High School, that’s where I graduated, even though I didn’t want to because I loved Crossland and still do. But I’m glad I made it out because I don’t think I would have at Crossland. I started rapping with my cousin Karlyle, if you look on my top row his name should say BLACK PRESIDENTS, that's him, now he can spit fire, and my friends at school really made me think about music even more. So I use to write a lot back then. I remember when I couldn’t even write a whole rhyme. But I came a long way, a very long way. The main person who inspired me the most was Tupac Shakur. He encouraged my music made me a better writer, thinker, and person. And I still listen to him this very day. I make songs everyday, working on mix tapes too and stuff. See I’m the type of rapper that a rap on any beat, sing as long as it sound tight and won’t worry about what others are thinking because I like my style just the way it is. I found me a Manager not to long ago to help me along the way so I can become this famous female rapper. Mr. Butch and I plan to take this industry to a whole another level. With my rhymes and looks and me singing just as tight as I want to, I’m going to have this game on lock, believe me when I say so. I’m so happy to be apart of Strictly Fun Entertainment because this feels like a chance of a lifetime. And it’s only the beginning, like I say practice makes perfect, and I’m going to hang in there being the only female to rock the mic the way I do. My favorite female rapper is Lil Kim. I just love her style and her swag. I love Bone Thugs N Harmony too, I love listening to them. Love being a regular kid but I need more in my life. I need to heard, “I Don’t Wanna Die As Nobody” like my song say. I make music coming straight from the heart. I know people will see that and hear more from me if I make it there. I hope people love, like, and respect me and don’t judge me because it's not there place to, and we're all human and all have sin. But through all the hate, criticism and gossip, I know I’m going to pull through and be what I dreamed of being and letting nothing stop me or stand in my way. Already I can make a movie about my life, what I been through in my younger days, your not going to forget me and who I am once I’m in the game because I’m here to stay. Peace and Love