As he grew, the streets became his real home. The allure of the "cool" lifestyle and the temporary escape of smoke pulled him further from his mother’s tears. By thirteen, what started as a game turned into a dark reality. He describes living in a "kingdom of misery," feeling like a king while his soul was slowly fracturing. The Breaking Point
In the dimly lit corner of a quiet neighborhood, where the streetlights hum and the air smells of old pavement, lives a story that many know but few dare to voice. It’s the story of and his deeply personal musical journey, "Otur Bir Anlatayım" (Sit Down, Let Me Tell You).
The turning point came with a return to the one place he thought he had lost forever: home. Expecting judgment, he instead found his mother’s embrace and her hours of weeping. His father, silent but present, carried a different kind of pain in his eyes. It was in this silence that Groz realized he had to speak.
