stic.man Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

stic.man is an American rapper, musician, activist, and author who is known for being one-half of the political hip hop duo Dead Prez (often stylized as dead prez), along with M-1. The duo has released many albums, tracks, and mixtapes such as Let’s Get Free, Revolutionary But Gangsta, Information Age, Turn off the Radio: The Mixtape Vol. 1, Turn off the Radio: The Mixtape Vol. 2: Get Free or Die Tryin’, Turn off the Radio: The Mixtape Vol. 3: Pulse Of The People, Turn Off the Radio Vol. 4: Revolutionary But Gangsta Grillz, Sellin’ D.O.P.E. (Drugs Oppress People Everyday), It’s Bigger Than Hip Hop, Hip Hop, They Schools, Police State, Politrikkks, and Radio Freq. Apart from that, stic.man has also worked as a solo artist and has released albums such as Manhood, The Workout, and Workout II.

Born Name

Clayton Gavin

Other Names

stic.man, Khnum Muata Ibomu, stic

Sun Sign

Pisces

Born Place

Shadeville, Wakulla County, Florida, United States

Residence

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Nationality

Education

stic.man attended James S. Rickards High School and Wakulla High School located in Florida, United States.

Occupation

Rapper, Musician, Activist, Author

Genre

Hip hop

Instruments

Vocals

Labels

BossUp, Real Talk Ent.

Build

Athletic

Height

6 ft 2 in or 188 cm

Weight

76 kg or 167.5 lbs

Girlfriend / Spouse

stic.man has dated –

1. Afya Ibomu – He is married to nutritionist and author Afya Ibomu and they have been blessed with 2 sons.

Race / Ethnicity

Black

Hair Color

Salt and Pepper

Eye Color

Dark Brown

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

Shaved head

stic.man Facts

1. He grew up in the rural unincorporated community of Shadeville, Florida.
2. stic.man was 21 years old when he was diagnosed with gout and following the diagnosis, he stopped drinking and smoking, started practicing Jeet Kune Do (an eclectic martial arts philosophy heavily influenced and adapted by the personal philosophy and experiences of Bruce Lee), and began following a vegan diet.
3. With Dead Prez, he released the duo’s debut studio album Let’s Get Free on February 8, 2000, via Loud Records, and Rolling Stone gave the album 4 stars and praised its equation of “classrooms with jail cells, the projects with killing fields and everything from water to television with conduits for brainwashing by the system”. The album peaked at #22 on the US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums (Billboard) chart and at #73 on the US Billboard 200 chart.
4. Dead Prez‘s 2nd studio album RBG: Revolutionary but Gangsta was released on March 30, 2004, through Sony Records and it includes songs like Don’t Forget Where U Came From, D.O.W.N., Way of Life, Don’t Forget Where U Goin’, and I Have a Dream, Too.
5. Along with Young Noble, stic.man released a collaborative studio album titled Soldier 2 Soldier on October 3, 2006, and it included songs like Young Black And Just Don’t Give A…, Daddy Loves You, Soldier’s Prayer AM, How U Like That, Time, Like A Soldier Wit It, Soldier’s Prayer PM, and Tryin’ 2 Make A Livin.
6. On October 23, 2007, stic.man released his debut solo album named Manhood and its tracklist consists of songs like Boss Up, Whatever Daddy Wants, That’s What Men Do, Do It Big, Get Yo Hustle Up, Year of the Tiger, Traffic Jam, Black Girl Shine, and Independent Hustler.
7. He appeared in the 2008 documentary film The Black Candle.
8. As an author, he has written books like Warrior Names from Afrika and The Art of Emceeing.

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