The 28-year-old performer, whose real name is Clifford Harris Jr., spoke to dozens of high school students � half serving juvenile sentences � gathered at the Georgia Supreme Court.
"You can see from me that nobody is too rich, too famous, too cool, too good-looking or too young to make a mistake and pay a price for it," said Harris, dressed in jeans, a gray hooded sweat shirt and a blue knit hat. "More important than the mistake you make, though, is what you are able to take away from that mistake. How can you use that mistake to ensure you will never make a similar mistake again?" - more on this story
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