In this episode of The Kickback, host The Dude introduces us to a special guest, CJ Stewart, also known as Big Scooby Scoob. Hailing from Decatur, Georgia, and now residing in Nashville, Tennessee, Scooby Scoob shares his incredible life journey. A former military man turned creative artist, he talks about his battles with scleroderma and rheumatoid arthritis, which led to the amputation of parts of his fingers, and how he found strength and purpose through music and gaming.
Scooby Scoob delves into the challenges he faced growing up, including the cultural adjustments he made when moving from Georgia to Tennessee and his struggles with self-esteem. His story is one of resilience and determination, with a strong emphasis on maintaining discipline and a respect for oneself, aspects of character instilled by his family, especially his mother, whom he deeply admires.
This captivating episode highlights Scooby Scoob's journey to becoming a music artist and Twitch affiliate, blending his love for gaming and creativity into a career that defies the odds. Through his engaging narrative, we learn about the importance of family, faith, and self-belief in overcoming adversity.
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