Myrically Survived a 750 LB Steel Beam to the Head, 31-Day Coma & Traumatic Brain Injury—Now He’s a Colorado Rapper | Rooftop York

Myrically survived what doctors believed he wouldn’t—a 750 LB steel beam striking his head, a traumatic brain injury, and 31 days in a coma. Years later, he’s making music and building a new chapter of his life in Colorado. Myrically sits down with Mile High Minute alongside producer Rooftop York to tell the full story of the accident, his recovery, relearning how to walk and talk, discovering music after his injury, and why he now uses it as a form of therapy. They talk about:Surviving a 750 LB steel beam accidentSpending 31 days in a comaDoctors believing he wouldn’t recoverRelearning how to walk and talkHis mother refusing to give up on himMemory loss after his traumatic brain injuryDiscovering music after the accidentUsing music as therapyWorking with Rooftop YorkAI’s growing role in musicColorado and Denver’s hip-hop sceneDrake, Kendrick Lamar and today’s rap industryMyrically says he wouldn’t take the experience back—because without it, he doesn’t believe he would have discovered his path in music. Mile High Minute — Hip-Hop Interviews, Culture & Conversations.