We already spoke the History of Bikelife and we can safely say that right now it counts millions of Bikelife members around the World. But who are the 3 most important people that represent this movement?
1. Meek Mill. pseudonym of Robert Rihmeek Williams (Philadelphia, May 6, 1987), is an American rapper, singer-songwriter and activist, he is one of oldest exponents of Bikelife and he often mention it in his songs, we can't forget to say that he is one of the main character in the movie Charm City Kings which we have already discussed in Which are the Best 5 Movies for Bikelife?
2. Chino Braxton. December 31, 1996 the prominent figure in Baltimore's bikelife community, Despite facing adversity, he has managed to bring his love for dirt biking to the forefront of mainstream attention. Chino's journey began at the tender age of 2, when he started riding pedal bikes around Baltimore as a means of connecting with his loved ones. Transitioning to dirt bikes at the age of 6, Chino delved into mastering new tricks, enlisting his friends to capture his endeavors on camera, and sharing the footage on YouTube for a global audience, his captivating videos caught the attention of Meek Mill, another bikelife enthusiast, who invited Chino to join a riding session with Meek's circle in Philadelphia, eventually leading to a mentorship under the renowned artist. With Meek's guidance, Chino's fame skyrocketed, with his biking talents prominently featured in various music videos of the star.
3. Leekydabikestar. He has been immersed in the Bikelife culture since the age of 8, showcasing his passion for transforming death-defying tricks and stunts on his dirt bike into a sport. Maneuvering through the bustling streets of New York City, he has gained global recognition following his feature on Vice media's Street Gods, a segment highlighting motorsport culture. Various television networks have expressed interest in showcasing his talents, including America's Got Talent Extreme. However, Leeky is disheartened by the negative portrayal of the bikelife culture in the media, believing it to be a deliberate attempt to undermine the passion of the youth involved and potentially lead them towards criminal activities. Collaborating with Street Gods producer Marc Esannason, Leeky remains dedicated to promoting competitive motorsport events, such as Street Motorcross.
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