Jerome Mathy

Let me take you on an afternoon trip to Paris, where Jay-zee and his crew roll the streets, trying to comprehend the urban world around them. Jay-zee, a teenager living in the fifth ward, rolls out his days with a joint here and there, rapping out social commentary as he flies off dream-tricks at the skate-park. The day flies as they try to stay in one piece in their playground while the world drifts by. When hunger rolls their session to an end Jay-zee finds himself travelling to a party, but this party doesn’t end like most. Jay-zee’s world is turned into a nightmare of uncertainty for his future. Crusading he must go, to spread his word, his view for the world. To stop the world bleeding. To try and make it all worthwhile.