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What's their nationality? Where were they born?--Urthogie 10:35, 11 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The Lyte is Audio Two's sister factoid

I've seen this noted around the internet but it's a suspicious factoid I've never seen backed up by any evidence (such as in an interview). Milk D and Gizmo are brothers Kirk and Nat Robinson. They don't share the same last name (Lyte's is Moorer) so the relationship needs clarification (paternal half-siblings?). It's possible this was said metaphorically and taken literally (e.g. "Giz and Milk are my brothers" meaning 'we share a bond like they were my brothers by blood').

Evidence to the contrary could be posited by Milk D's lyrics from 'I Don't Care', where he acknowledges Gizmo as his brother (which he does in other songs). He only refers to Lyte as being on his side, presumably meaning as part of the First Priority clique or posse (along with Alliance, Positive K and Michie Mee, etc.)

I don't know either way but it's a minor annoyance seeing this repeated across cribbed articles. I didn't add this to the Lyte article (which has several problems) because it isn't mentioned there. Lyte's official website is oriented to an industry audience and was no help in clarifying the matter.

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