Isaiah got his first big break was performing on the 2012 Smoker's Club Tour with rappers Juicy J, Joey Badass and Smoke DZA among others.
In a 2014 interview with Vice, Rashad revealed that at 19 he has had suicidal ideations and attempted suicide a few times. He stated that he is no long taking Xanax and only drinks socially. He further stated that he "fucked up", and almost got dropped from Top Dawg Entertainment three times during the recording of his album. Isaiah revealed that he had been addicted to Xanax and alcohol, and was suffering from depression, anxiety and isolation during the time between the release of Cilvia Demo and The Sun's Tirade. KICKS Them Out In Freezing Snow!! (Video) ( 0:18) KICKS Them Out In Freezing Snow!! (Video) Uber Drives 'Abuses' 2 Chainz Wife & Kids. Uber Drives 'Abuses' 2 Chainz Wife & Kids. The rapper has, in the past, admitted to various struggles including drugs and mental health, so we hope that this video leak doesn't push him over the edge - but Twitter thinks he has some explaining to do. HERE IS A LINK FOR A TWITTER SEARCH FOR ISAIAH RASHAD So far neither Isaiah or his team have commented on the video
While MTO News has not been able to independently verify the identity of the man in the video, Twitter seems convinced that it's the rapper in the video.
The sleek black-and-white processing features a shot that rapidly scans Los Angeles landscapes from contained in the studio and venue, and repeatedly shoots a machine that routinely counts hundred-dollar bills.The video shows a man - who looks a lot like Isaiah having an intimate encounter with another man. And the Chattanooga-made Rashad - who has worked in Los Angeles for practically a decade - its new video gives the duo a lap of victory of their adopted metropolis. In November, he released the long-awaited deluxe version of the LP, which included 4 new tracks. Rashad has additionally been busy, coming back from a five-year hiatus to announce his July 2021 album The Home Is Burning in The FADER’s Might cover story.
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