Laz-D

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Nicknamed "Lulz-D" for obvious reasons, Laz is a talented rap artist with Down's Syndrome (isn't the idea of a retarded rapper a little bit redundant?). He almost became an internet celebrity on YouTube last Thursday with hits like "Street Anthem". He has his own website and even a MySpace page.

Rise to Fame and Stardom

“	Cam Lasley, born in 1982, first became interested in music when he played drums in the Junior High School band in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Before long he began writing his own thought provoking lyrics, as rap became his music of choice. In High School, Lasley was dubbed "Laz D" by former classmate, and current Atlanta Hawk, Salim Stoudamire, and the name has stuck. In 2005 he began writing the 14 tracks that make up the debut record "The Man Himself", which in 2006 was produced and recorded by Jack Gibson at the D Compound. The first single "Clean Up the Game" sends edgy, positive messages of anti-violence to the listener, while the follow up "Girlfriend" is an R&B love ballad. Despite having Down syndrome, Laz D hasn't let the disorder deter him from writing and performing music, sending words of encouragement to everyone. Visit www.laz-d.com to purchase the album, watch the video, and find out about D Entertainments newest artist!	„
—Bio from Laz's official homepage