Four Year Old Monnie Baker Monologue

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Niye’ Jones Creative writing Ms.Love 4/20/17 Struggle only last if you let it Twenty four year old Monnie Baker is going through the worst time of his life after his baby moms leave him with their ten year old son Clay Baker. Monnie is currently working at a $10 hr paying job and staying with his grandmother until he can get back on his feet. He’s got a side hustle going on when he doesn't have to work him and his son go to the studio and his son play around why he records. Clay being so young he doesn't really realize that their struggling but that's good because his father Monnie doesn't want him to know their really down bad. Anyway Monnie is somewhat popular and known because of his music, he feel that it could possible be their …show more content…

While his grandma is chilling showing him love P.s. grannies love their baby boy. Living in a two bedroom house Monnie had no choice but to sleep with his son or the couch… He chose the couch lh. The job the grandma does is a state job bringing home an ok amount of money. Monnie brings home money too so he help out with things also. While Clay, ha he just walk to school with a few friends every morning. He never really been with his dad, he actually lived with his mother up until now. The reason behind it because she just couldn't do it by herself and she just really didn't want to be a mother. During the times Clay did stay with his moms his dad got him every weekend and every school break. But enough of this let me really began the story… On a bright and early friday morning Monnie wakes up and start his day not knowing that this is the day they’ll change his life. It began with him doing his daily duties then walking his son to school. After all of those things Monnie goes to studio to record a song he’s been working on all night he feels that it's not really how he wanted it but just another song people could hear from him. Two hour in the studio and he’s …show more content…

he puts it on the internet. Minutes later He’s at 2346 views and a very nice amount of comments. Never in a lifetime would Monnie think the song would ever make noise (become popular) but just in a short time it did. At this point he has quit his job to be able to put more time in the music. Wasn't much of a stupid move because weeks later he got a call, not knowing who it was looking at his phone in suspicion… He answers and when he says hello they respond back with “Hello Monnie this is Def jam records one of the hottest labels, we’ve heard your song and just wanted to give you a chance in the rap business would you be able to meet up” his response was YES! They talk over the phone for a little while longer and he gets the time and location of the meeting just before they hang up. Days later Monnie goes to the meeting and yes his son and grandmother are still doing good anyway he gets there and they begin talking big money. Him not being a lawyer he doesn't really know about signing deals so before he sign

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