Taylor Bennett (rapper)

Taylor Bennett's father, Ken Williams-Bennett, worked for the Mayor of Chicago and his mother Lisa Bennett formerly worked for the attorney general. His father ensured that he would pursue his dreams while also making it through school. He attended Urban Prep High School. In 2014, Bennett and others were charged with assault and battery for allegedly severely injuring a teenage Columbia College Chicago student at a party. They beat the victim badly after he stepped on Bennett's shoe. ==Career==

Much like his brother, Bennett has developed a unique sound and style of rapping. Following his success, he and his brother released a track "Broad Shoulders", which is also the title track of one of his most recent mixtapes. In 2015, Bennett released the mixtape "Broad Shoulders". It features artists such as Logan Parks, Talia Stewart, and Jordan Bratton, most of whom are native Chicagoans. In July 2018, Bennett released a single titled "Rock n Roll" along with the video from his upcoming EP, "Be Yourself". ==Personal life==

On January 18, 2017, Bennett came out as bisexual on his Twitter account before his 21st birthday. Legal issues On October 17, 2014, an article was released from DNAinfo reporting that Bennett was involved in an altercation at a house party in his native city of Chicago that left his victim with major head trauma. The article states that Bennett and his friend attacked the victim after the victim stepped on Bennett's shoes. The incident was captured on video by attendees at the party, who would identify Bennett on social media. Bennett would turn himself in and be released on a $75,000 bond. ==Discography==

Albums Mixtapes Extended plays Singles As featured artist ==References==