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Judalion777 is an emerging rap artist whose powerful lyrics and captivating storytelling reflect his remarkable journey from the streets of Washington, D.C., and Maryland to a life of prosperity, community building, love, and family. 

Born and raised amidst the harsh realities of the inner city, Judalion777 name is derived from on high - From the spiritual realm  of Godliness.   He used music as a means to transcend his challenging circumstances and find solace in his art. Growing up, Judalion777 experienced the harsh realities of street life, navigating the treacherous paths of drugs and adversity. Through sheer determination and an unwavering passion for music, he managed to channel his experiences into his rhymes, transforming his pain into raw, authentic storytelling.

Judalion777's lyrics paint a vivid picture of his rags to riches story, offering glimpses into the trials, tribulations, and triumphs he faced along the way. His storytelling prowess allows listeners to connect deeply with his struggles, aspirations, and ultimate redemption.  

From tales of survival and perseverance to the pursuit of love and the importance of family, Judalion777's lyrics reflect the universal themes of hope, resilience, and personal growth.

Having honed his craft through countless hours of dedication and relentless self-improvement,  Judalion777 has garnered attention for his distinct flow, lyrical prowess, and magnetic presence. His performances are a testament to his authenticity and ability to command the crowd, leaving audiences captivated and inspired.

Ergo, Bria also known as Bria McCollum is a singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, session musician, and producer from Atlanta, Georgia. She is now currently based in Nashville, Tennessee where she graduated from Belmont University as a Singer/Songwriting major. Bria strives to break the typical barriers of an artist because of her unique voice and style choices. With her passion for genre-bending, she uses her background as a classical pianist, violist, and violinist to create a completely different arena of music. Much of her work contains deep, yet very literal lyrics about, mental health, heartbreak, love, and society. Bria has started gaining traction since her release in 2020, with “Comfort Zone”. Bria has played numerous live shows at venues in major cities like Brooklyn, New York, Manhattan, New York, Atlanta, Georgia, and Nashville, Tennessee.

She was chosen to play the POP/ROCK showcase performed at the Curb Event Center with top-ranked sponsors including Lighting 100 (Independent Radio Station). Since then she has been mentioned and featured in several magazines, zines, and articles including: “NASHVILLE SCENE MAGAZINE”, “ALT PRESS MAGAZINE”, “FT PUNKS”, “PUNKAGANDA PRESS”, “Tear It Down Zine”, “UCLA’s Cultural Affairs”, “JUKEBOX TIMES”, and “MUNDANE MAGAZINE”. With dedication and determination, she continues to produce, promote, write songs, and book shows in order to live out her passion for music.

Judalion777 is an emerging rap artist whose powerful lyrics and captivating storytelling reflect his remarkable journey from the streets of Washington, D.C., and Maryland to a life of prosperity, community building, love, and family. 

Born and raised amidst the harsh realities of the inner city, Judalion777 name is derived from on high - From the spiritual realm  of Godliness.   He used music as a means to transcend his challenging circumstances and find solace in his art. Growing up, Judalion777 experienced the harsh realities of street life, navigating the treacherous paths of drugs and adversity. Through sheer determination and an unwavering passion for music, he managed to channel his experiences into his rhymes, transforming his pain into raw, authentic storytelling.

Judalion777's lyrics paint a vivid picture of his rags to riches story, offering glimpses into the trials, tribulations, and triumphs he faced along the way. His storytelling prowess allows listeners to connect deeply with his struggles, aspirations, and ultimate redemption.

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Most of them did become pregnant, although they often would practice different kinds of sex, like oral and anal sex. Abortions were a common solution too as were some medical remedies.

Most of these women who got pregnant would give up their babies for adoption or even just abandon them. Some would keep their children and especially daughters, as young girls could also work in the sex industry.

Furthermore, many of these women would not grow old, as their lifestyle, common violence and possible addictions would greatly reduce their lifespan.

hey had choices:

Condoms have been around for a very long time, so they may have had themSome probably were infertile & were probably divorcedSome unusual practices actually worked - peach pit in the vagina, rag soaked in vinegar, douche right after the deed was doneSome probably got pregnant & the baby was given to a couple that had no children or just wanted more (Doc would have connections)Some probably had the baby & kept itSome probably took herbal remedies that could come close to killing the mother but would make them miscarryWhy didn't saloon women in the Old West get pregnant? - Quora

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