Polar was a giant. Both in size and in charisma. His positive vibes could affect everyone he came in contact with and BHM/Buckhead will never be the same without him!!!

His thirty-something years on this Earth were spent helping others achieve their music career goals and placing the needs of those around him before his own. 

The musical catalog of original songs he left behind is absolutely impeccable in it's quality and leaves you to wonder... How successful would he have became had he not be fated to an early death? 

A-1 Thee Assas'n recalls the first time he and Polar met. It was after he was released from Arkansas prison in 2012 and moved to Kansas to start anew. He was working on his now legendary Mix-EP / Mixtape, "ASSASSINATION DAY" and was looking for someone with talent and a professional grade recording studio to record and engineer the project. A close friend of his recommended that he meet Polar. After the first introduction, the two men bonded immediately and began working in the studio every weekend. Polar was already over his head with obligations from his previous agreements and concert dates and other business ventures, but still, he made sure to make time whenever A-1 came to town to record. That mutual  hospitality was not lost between either of them, as they often helped each other out with whatever the other needed if they didn't have it. So in 2013 when A-1 was scheduled to perform at the west Coast Hip-Hop Awards in Washington, he arranged his set list and made accommodations to bring Polar to perform on stage with him as well. These two drove with three other BHM members from Kansas to Washington to arrive at the venue. And to this day, that road trip was one of the best times either of them ever had in their lifetime. In a rented minivan, Polar, A-1, Moms The Muscle, OG Eddie MF Kane, and A-1's hired P.A Austin Brom drove the 26 hour trip together and made priceless memories along the entire way.