#manordem

Picture credits: Grey__Party

We reached out to Grey upon a suggestion from some of the youth services that he has helped. We asked Grey if we could ask a few questions. We were very lucky to be invited to Grey's home for the interview and appreciate that he was very happy to answer our questions.

Since our last article, what other things have you done/implemented for the youth?

"We have improved community programs to help the youth and young adults to follow their passions. Free classes and creative rooms that we have upgraded since we last spoke. This Christmas break, those in college will be able to work part-time for my shop, Manor, in all three locations. Along with programs to help them learn to trade with auto cars and bikes. Along with intern programs for ULSA students who are interested in trade or design. We also have follow-ups to check on students who have signed up for the free program."

What are your future plans?

"The future is bright and beautiful, continuing the same motives that we have for South LS, especially in the small business sector. As well as helping those who have been in prison be able to work again. I haven't been happy with high fashion due to its lack of acknowledging models and child abuse that goes on in the industry, so I most likely will be taking a step away from OffTrick. It did what it was supposed to do, create a world that most didn't think I was able to do. But my focus and my heart are with ManorDem. This year, we have financially improved rapidly, especially with the city always coming to sell out one of the skate videos we drop. That shit brings me to tears, seeing where the brand started. Personally, I can't complain, I just love getting shit done and building."

"I have a home, just finished in Vice City, currently doing Christmas shopping for family, got my parents a new home in the hills, and getting ready for my birthday on the 24th of this month. You know me and cars, so that's a given."

We also had the offer to see Grey's garage which we accepted.

Do you have any upcoming projects? "Upcoming projects, yes! A new film coming from me and my skate team producer, Spike Bonze. The date is coming soon. The new ManorDem collection is out now, and in all 3 stores in Liberty City, Los Santos, and London." How do you feel knowing that you've helped the youth and young adults so much?

The 26-year-old billionaire has been giving back consistently, whether it's investing in over 30 small businesses in South Los Santos, also investing with city officials to rebuild BJ Smith Rec. A staple Rec center for the community.

This $100 Million project has been what Grey is known for, "making where I come from, better for people like me in this community." The Rec center includes two brand new state-of-the-art basketball courts, indoor and outdoor! 3 creative spaces will be areas for the youth, and those in the community to advance their artistic skill. For students, these skills learned will be used as credits for high schools and in partnership with USLA. Grey has brought in record profits with small businesses, along with forming an intern program for design for his company ManorDem, and both of his auto shops "Grey Motors" in Burton and "Cut Throat Choppers" in Hawick.

photo credits to: ManorDemGTA

Skate team presented a new skate film called 'High Rollers'. The World Premiere, which we were lucky to attend, happened at 9pm at the Tivoli cinema in Morningwood.

Tickets were on sale on the shop and the Tivoli cinema website.

The doors to the premiere opened at 8:20pm on the 5th of September.

Inside, the theater had food and drinks for everyone in attendance.

Celebrities and well-known figures attended such as; Alyx Vance.

The premiere eventually started at 9pm.

Our news journalists who attended the premiere had an amazing time interviewing people and seeing the premiere for themselves. We can definitely tell you that it's the watch of the year for us! Make sure to go and see High Rollers in a cinema near you.