Stacy 'Superstar' Blackwell
Stacy Blackwell was born January 4th 1983 in Atlanta, Ga. At age 12 he really became
interested in hip-hop. He began free-styling, and writing, then he soon became known for his
suave lyrical flows. By the time he reached high school, people around the school new him for
his rapid brain processing ability to spit vicious punch lines. At the age of 16 he began working
in a studio as an engineer learning how to work the boards and how to mix. In his spare time
Stacy would record his own songs and began crafting his own style of rhyming to perfection. At
the age of 17 he began to work on his on album and signed with a local Record Label. His first
album never made it past local listeners. So he decided to take his career into his own hands.
Stacy and one of his long time friends decided to start their own record label and soon they had a
song on the radio. Unfortunately his fame only lasted for a brief moment and so did their label.
He and his friend parted ways when it came down to the label. These two big blows really hurt
his spirit and his drive, so he decided that he didn't even want to rap anymore. However, he
couldn't stay away from the music for too long. After a 2 month break he was back at it again
starting his own label the second time around taking his destiny into his own hands. Now
Superstar and his label mates are ready to take the whole world by surprise. Super Ent.
Recordings is destined to be one of the world's largest record labels.
SUPER ENTERTAINMENT RECORDINGS, INC IT'S NOT WHAT WE DO ITS
Stacy has a 8 yearold daughter by the name of serenity and she is my pride and joy. everyday i pray that he calls her or sees her he barely does either it has been 2 months since he has paid child support and 1 month since he has seen his daughter i had to beg him to come see her on her first day of school she is eight years old and this is the first time he has come to her school. i am reaching out and asking that all of his friends and family help him understand that inorder to be a great man you have to conquer all of your responsibilities and his daughter should come first and she doesnt she comes last to everything. if you can find it in your heart i pray that you send a word of wisdom to him. our black woman are raising our kids with no help and frankly i am tired of caring his weight. i ask him to buy her school clothes and he never paid his child support so i had to spend my light bill money to get her clothes and my lights got cut off because of it. i know music is your dream and his dream but you have to give back inorder to receive. i know god will bless yall music but it starts with receiving his blessing and stacy is holding himself back from the light.
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