We've said it before, but one of the things that set SBTV apart, particularly with freestyles, was the late Jamal's drive to keep things fresh, experimenting with new formats and twists on what was expected.

For the Third Degree series, for example, he encouraged artists to look deep within themselves and speak on subjects that are a little more personal, which he then paired with some light pyrotechnics—literally putting them in the hot seat.

Here, Young Adz steps up to the plate with a raw and confessional take on family life as well as some difficult home truths about the mistakes he's made in his past and the trouble it caused for himself.