Let’s break it down. Young Peezy and Pepe are one and the same. Young Peezy and Pepe both come straight from the Boy’s Club comic—the artwork that originally made Pepe famous. "Pepe" is his everyday persona, the face he shows the world, while "Young Peezy" is his amplified, online alter ego he has in the comic.

Imagine it like this: Pepe and his alter ego, Young Peezy, is like Thomas Anderson being Neo in The Matrix. Pepe is like Thomas Anderson before the red pill—living in the matrix, unaware of the truth. Young Peezy, though, is Neo after he takes the red pill—awakened, aware, and ready to flex his power. 

Do good, feel good.

Pepe, known for the phrase "feels good, man," elevates to Young Peezy after taking the red pill, fully aware of the lies he's been fed. Like Neo, Young Peezy uses his newfound awareness to disrupt the status quo and knock the establishment on its ass, spreading truth through his beats, enlightening lyrics, and authentic message. He encourages everyone to live with purpose, to do good deeds, be honest, be positive, and inspire others. Just be a good dude. #DoGoodFeelGood