Styllz (Crystyllz) has a variety of talents including dance, being a radio personality, a TV host, designer, and rapper. He hails from Washington, DC where he found his sole passion and mission in life; entertaining people. He realized he had a gift for hip hop dancing at a young age. His passion has enabled him to showcase his talents at state events in Texas, Colorado, Philadelphia, and in the Bahamas.

Styllz soon developed an appreciation for writing rap music. In 2000, he attended The Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington, DC where he refined his style of rapping. He often joined in jam sessions, rapping with other students. During this time, he landed a part in a local radio soap opera "What's the Deal Yo". He is still an important part of this successful venture. In addition, he hosts "The Set" TV show.

In 2000, he played a part in the "Teen-a-Rama Hand Dance Documentary". In 2002 through 2004, he was the Host for "Talent Showcase" for Why Entertainment. He has also received awards for Peer Educator for "What's the Deal Yo", and Battle of the Bands at Howard University Homecoming in 2001 and 2002 respectively.

In 2004, he started writing and telling his life story in lyrical rap when he caught the ear of the Street Soldiers family. His talent, sheer determination, and passionate dedication landed him a position in the camp as the newest artist in the Street Soldiers family.