Watch Yurby crush it in this live performance of "#109" at the Indaba Suite 268 Loft.
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Watch Yurby crush it in this live performance of "#109" at the Indaba Suite 268 Loft.
Albert Hazen & Ezequiel Madden
"You sound just like your brother"
So what if the territorial wars weren't exactly resolved the same year they met, and as children, Al and Ezequiel made a pact to take take down Ezequiel's Father and his corporation, which, shock, controlled most of the territories. It was a clever plan at first. Ezequiel showed a sudden interest in what daddy did for a living and BAM! Instant access to the company-intel,flaws, the works. But as the years went by Al noticed his partner slipping away. He seemed distant, absorbed in his work, calculating the monetary value in everything, even in the time he spent "frolicking" with Al. When his father passed away, Ezequiel's older brother took over, which was around the time the territories begun full-scale riots. His brother needed to prove himself--be seen as mightier than his father. He needed to conquer! When the company bought a section of Al's territory, he destroyed the projects, obliterating the alleyways where the Wolf-Pack-Hobo society made their home. None of his friends where hurt, luckily, but when the riots started, Al was first in line. He came home bruised and battered, and victorious. If his mother was still around, she would have been horrified.
"You could have gotten hurt!" Ezequiel chastised him on behalf of Al's mother. He arrived as soon as he heard, albeit late, and tried his best to clean him up. Al tried to explain that it was to avenge their friends--to which Ezequiel replies that it was pointless, the territory no longer belonged to them, it wasn’t worth dying for. Al doesn’t believe Ezequiel remembers what they were fighting for, or worst, that he no longer cared.