Straight outta the westside of Atlanta, from the gritty corners of Bankhead, Game 4 P.E.A.C.E alumnus Bneezy Harris, aka Grady Baby, is the real deal. Raised in the heart of one of the toughest hoods, Bneezy’s story is one of resilience, hustle, and transformation. He also made a mark in Anniston, Alabama—known to him and his people as “AnniDopes”—proving that no matter where you come from, you can rise above.

Bneezy isn’t just about surviving; he’s about thriving and lifting others as he climbs. As a key player in the Game 4 P.E.A.C.E initiative, Bneezy is on a mission to spread peace and unity from Atlanta to Alabama to California. He’s the voice of change, using his music and influence to create a better world for all of us.

From a young age, Bneezy’s been grinding. At 16, he was already a triple threat—songwriter, producer, and actor. His tracks bang with the raw energy of the streets and the wisdom of a man who’s seen it all. With worldwide digital distribution through SUGO Music Group, Bneezy’s beats and rhymes are set to go global, putting the world on notice.

Bneezy’s projects are fire, featuring collabs with other up-and-coming artists from the block and beyond. He’s all about community, repping solidarity through every verse and beat.

But Bneezy’s vision doesn’t stop at music. He’s here to uplift the community, help the community reach their dreams, and support those in need. He’s got a heart for the struggle of sick and hungry children and a faith in God that keeps him grounded and focused. In his own words, “As long as God’s got my back, ain’t no competition, that’s deep.”

Bneezy’s gratitude runs deep. He thanks God and everyone who’s had his back from day one. His message? Love, peace, and unity. He’s on a ljourney to the top, and he’s taking his community with him. “One love, one world.”