Eric McCoy C.A.T.C II, High While Clean
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Episode 099: Chas Smith (Colicchie): Rapper, Who's song "Drug Addiction," Is a Powerful Message of Hope.
Episode 099: Chas Smith (Colicchie): Rapper, Who's song "Drug Addiction," Is a Powerful Message of Hope.
Episode 099: Chas Smith (Colicchie): Rapper, Who's song "Drug Addiction," Is a Powerful Message of Hope.
Friday 23rd September 2022
Rapper Colicchie talks about his path from addiction to recovery and how his song 'Drug Addiction' became a message of hope.
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52 minutes
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Eric McCoy C.A.T.C II, High While Clean
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I'm doing this for every single friend that's ever died. I'm doing what it takes, so my daughter will never see me cry.
What if your darkest moments could inspire others to find hope? Pittsburgh rapper Chas Smith, better known as Colicchie, has done just that. In this episode of 'High While Clean', Colicchie sits down with host Eric McCoy to share his gripping story of battling addiction and finding redemption through music. Colicchie opens up about his early struggles with substance abuse, the multiple rehab stints, and the turning point at age 23 when he finally got clean.
His raw and honest track 'Drug Addiction' went viral in 2017, resonating deeply with those facing similar battles. This song isn't just a hit; it's a lifeline for many who feel lost in their addiction journey. Colicchie’s dedication to helping others and his belief in the power of consistency and hard work in recovery make him a beacon of hope.
Whether you're seeking inspiration or simply a fan of heartfelt music, this episode offers a powerful reminder that recovery is possible and that your story can make a difference.