A big part of Farrah Gray's story is that he grew up in the "impoverished south-side of Chicago". Not true. A forum commentator revealed that Farrah lived with his father, legendary activist Khalid Muhammad, in "a high-rise apartment while Khallid was stationed in Chicago as National Secretary of the NOI".
The entire post (found here) said this in its entirety:
Well, we all know that art and reality have crossed paths on more than one occasion. However, I do think SOULONE makes a valid point. Your principles should NEVER be for sale, or else you're a harlot and the principles you adopted have a crack in them.
Case in point: Khallid Muhammad's son Farrakhan Muhammad (now Farrah Gray; a.k.a. "Reallionaire"). This same kid was on the stage with Khallid at UC-Riverside in '94 when an assasination was attempted on his life. Now, Gray is hanging with the same people that his father repudiated. Gray even lied about growing up in the projects of Chicago (as opposed to a high-rise apartment while Khallid was stationed in Chicago as National Secretary of the NOI).
Moral of the story: Adversity only reveals character. What will you do when you look down the barrel of that gun?
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