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rigue, awe, and -- admittedly -- discomfort. The latter probably stemmed from pity, but nonetheless felt typical of most people who, instead of acknowledging the difficult things in life, look away because it's easy. But with Zulu P, it's impossible to look away. Their music itself is loud and colorful, but the group dynamic provides a fascinating look into their personalities. Zulu P was dreamed up by Marley G, but it's T Roc's show and he makes you know it, freestyling straight into our camera without prompt. His personality at times borders on domineering, a fact often called out by Andrina, who has a beautiful voice, an uncanny sense of pitch and has a personality that serves to anchor the group. This allows room for Lil' EB, the most humble member of Zulu P but who might have the best flow. The four have creative disagreements and aspirational differences. Most of them want money. One seems content creating sick beats. Another talks about bringing back old school hip-hop, tired of rap denigrating women and celebrating violence. They joke around and dance and tease each other and have egos and offend. Everything they say and do is without inhibition or fear. In many ways, they're like most people. Except that's not really true: Most people live their lives without passion, side-barring what they want for what's easy. For Zulu P, each has a disability causing them to experience life differently than most people -- but a disability doesn't make a life experience any less valid. They know what they love and wake up every day to do it. It hasn't made them rich or famous, but it has made them happy. Of everything we learned hanging out with Zulu P, the most lasting was that any sense of pity was misplaced -- in many ways, they're more inspiring than most people. Zulu P - Taking Over The World Mixtape: https://soundcloud.com/astronautico/zulu-p-taking-over-the-world-mixtape-free-download Trans-Pecos: http://www.thetranspecos.com Subscribe now for more videos from Elite Daily: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=elitedaily Check out more INSIGHTS from Elite Daily: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLidTvIp4b7EF2_A6DCUgVugXWzJxovCBW Producers: Shawn Hazelett & Max Grunner Directors of Photography: Terence MF Thomas & Kevin Losani Camera Operators: Max Grunner & Sean Horan Editor: John Stish Senior Editor: Evan Newman Motion Graphics: Oliver Dudman & Sergio Calderon Senior Producer: Kevin Losani Music Courtesy of Extreme Music: “I Put The Fire Right Where You Are” Written by Matt Smith and Daniel Carl Holter “The Come Up” Written by Kyle Sherard Moorman, Bruce Fingers, and Billie Ray Fingers “Smokin’ Mirrors” Written by Malcolm Michiles and Daniel Carl Holter “Make A Dolla” (ft. Hunnit) Written by Adam Wesley Hayman and Deddrionne W. Morgan “Okay” Written by Eric Burton Frederic “Clip Joint” Written by Robert Chadd Henley, Brian Kelly Defeo, Bruce Fingers, and Billie Ray Fingers “Sticks and Stones” Written by Kyle Sherard Moorman, Billie Ray Fingers, and Bruce Fingers Music Courtesy of Minimix: “#RNYC Producers Project” (ft. Zulu P) Written by Minimix http://www.elitedaily.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EliteDaily/videos?ref=page_internal Twitter: http://twitter.com/EliteDaily Instagram: http://instagram.com/elitedaily G+: https://plus.google.com/+elitedaily What is Elite Daily? We proclaim ourselves to be the voice of Generation-Y and never disappoint. As the premier online destination for aspiring men and women alike, Elite offers a forum of peer-to-peer interaction in an increasingly digitalized world. The site consistently delivers diverse content with a fresh, relevant voice that appeals to the divergent perspectives represented within our ADD generation. For all video inquires contact: VideoContact @ elitedaily.com http://www.youtube.com/elitedaily