Bio
- Earned the nickname "Bone Crusher" in high school.
- Worked as a chef at Atlanta's Yin Yang Cafe and at the Waffle House.
- At the Yin Yang Cafe, he occasionally performed with a band called the Chronicle.
- Beginning in 1996, he sold hooks and songs to such acts as Bow Wow, Too Short and OutKast.
- With his wife Aneesah, he started the First Chance Variety House in Smyrna, GA.
- Encouraged to become a contestant on the fourth season of Celebrity Fit Club by his rapper buddy Bizarre, who appeared on the third season.
- Started a record label, Vainglorious Entertainment, with his wife in 2007.
- Lost 51 pounds when he appeared on Celebrity Fit Club, and later released a workout DVD in 2008 called Battle of the Bulge.
- Hosted a fund-raiser in 2011 for the non-profit Boys2Men Home and Sanctuary for Youth in Georgia, which mentors males age 13-25.
Bone CrusherAugust 23, 1971 (age 53)Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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Bio
- Earned the nickname "Bone Crusher" in high school.
- Worked as a chef at Atlanta's Yin Yang Cafe and at the Waffle House.
- At the Yin Yang Cafe, he occasionally performed with a band called the Chronicle.
- Beginning in 1996, he sold hooks and songs to such acts as Bow Wow, Too Short and OutKast.
- With his wife Aneesah, he started the First Chance Variety House in Smyrna, GA.
- Encouraged to become a contestant on the fourth season of Celebrity Fit Club by his rapper buddy Bizarre, who appeared on the third season.
- Started a record label, Vainglorious Entertainment, with his wife in 2007.
- Lost 51 pounds when he appeared on Celebrity Fit Club, and later released a workout DVD in 2008 called Battle of the Bulge.
- Hosted a fund-raiser in 2011 for the non-profit Boys2Men Home and Sanctuary for Youth in Georgia, which mentors males age 13-25.
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