Carzell Kemp III was born on the 6th day of April in Syracuse, New York during the year of 1990. Carzell spent most of his childhood in foster care soon after birth. Mid childhood, the foster "care system" and "family members" had given up on young Carzell due to his emotional/behavioral issues. Because of this Carzell spent a few years in Elmcrest Children's Center where he learned he had a natural love for the arts. Here he performed in front of hundreds of kids and adults. Because of the crowd's reactions to Carzell's performance on stage; the once shy young man couldn't get enough of that lifestyle. The former Kemp stayed in Elmcrest until a Brownsville Brooklyn native family adopted him a month or two after his 10th birthday. His name, then became what you now know him as today, Carzell Tyrese Addison. Carzell bounced between Bk (Brooklyn) of New York, G-Town (Georgetown) of South Carolina and B-More (Baltimore) of Maryland. Carzell went from a kid with no hope, to a homeless young adult right after he graduated from Georgetown High School in June of 2008 and homeless until November of 2015. In that time he became an alcoholic between the ages of 17 & 19 years of age. Later in his 19th year of living; Carzell was pronounced dead in the Bedford Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn. From that point forward young Tyrese still strives to become the man he is meant to be. He speaks at schools, enlightens the youth through his journey using the arts, he is always active in whatever community he is part of, and he's not afraid to follow his dreams being a leader to the youth of our broken communities, as a music artist, comedian, as well as acting. He's all in on a new journey with a humble beginning. Stay tuned. Show less «