Kewon Preston

Kewon Preston, also known as "Kewon sport", is an American rapper, actor, songwriter, and producer. He was born on April 14, 1981 in South Central, Los Angles, Ca. Kewon is the youngest of four children born to Janice Preston from Forth Worth, Texas; and Richard Preston from Louisiana. Growing up, Kewon pursued a career in music, the pursuit led to the formation of the rap group "O-Boyz". The group struggled and disbanded in 2001 after the death of Kewon third oldest brother. However, in 2005, Kewon decided to go solo. In the same year he signed a contract with a neighborhood friend; but once again, tragedy struck when his business partner was unceremoniously murdered. Notwithstanding the aforementioned setbacks, Kewon would forge ahead in sign several new contracts, this success mere followed by an even more gratifying accomplishment: Kewon emerged as an influential lyric composer for Los Angles base rappers. Kewon cultivated his passion for acting when he enrolled at the prestigious Joanne Baron/D. W. Brown Studios in Santa Monica, Ca. After graduating, he enrolled in a C.I. S AA class with Lisa Clarkson-Milillo. It was here that he meet David Lloyd Smith, Yukikynn McElvain, Elizabeth Carlisle and Paul Raczkowski. Before long they would partner up to write and produce West of Lincoln, a web series that won the best web comedy at the L.A. Web Fest, in 2012.