Poorstacy: A Brief Story of a Troubled Talent
How Poorstacy blended emo-rap and punk, rose fast — and left a legacy at just 26
Early Life and Beginnings
Poorstacy was born as Carlito Junior Milfort on March 15, 1999, in Palm Beach, Florida.
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As a child, he learned to play guitar from his father, and from a young age he was surrounded by music.
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According to interviews, playing the video game series “Guitar Hero” was one of the spark moments that motivated him to start making music.
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In his early years, Carlito experimented with different stage-names before settling on “Poorstacy.” That name was inspired by a famous skateboarder, as a symbol of someone who began as an underdog and later became well-known.
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He started releasing his music online, especially on SoundCloud, and this is where he first began gaining attention and building a fan base.
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Musical Style and Rise
Poorstacy did not follow a single musical style. Instead, he combined emo-rap, punk rock, post-punk, and elements from metal and rock music.
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This blend gave his music a raw emotional quality, often touching on themes like loneliness, inner conflict, heartbreak, and isolation.
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He worked with producers and collaborators from different genres. His early releases gained momentum. For example, one of his first songs uploaded to SoundCloud reportedly attracted tens of thousands of listens in just a single day.
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In 2019, he released his debut EP titled I Don't Care under the label Internet Money Records.
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That EP marked his official entry into the music world beyond underground uploads.
Albums, Songs and Achievements
His first full-length album, The Breakfast Club, came out in March 2020 under 10K Projects.
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The album included tracks that showed both his rap roots and rock/punk leanings. Collaborations in the album included work with other artists, reflecting his musical versatility.
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In 2021, he released his second full-length album, Party At The Cemetery.
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Over time, several of his songs — originally from EPs, albums, or as singles — became fan favourites. Among those often mentioned are tracks like Don’t Look At Me, I Can’t Sleep, Hills Have Eyes, Love Spells and Children of the Dark.
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Additionally, he contributed to the soundtrack of the movie Bill & Ted Face the Music — a soundtrack that achieved critical notice, giving him broader exposure beyond underground music circles.
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Poorstacy’s music appealed to listeners who felt connected to feelings of alienation, inner struggles, and emotional pain. His willingness to blend genres — rap, punk, rock — helped him stand out among many contemporary artists.
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Sudden Death and Shock
On November 29, 2025, Poorstacy passed away in Boca Raton, Florida, at the age of 26.
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The news came as a shock to fans worldwide. Authorities confirmed his death, but the official cause remains under investigation.
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Following the news, many fans revisited his music catalogue. The emotional depth and the combination of genres in his songs — which had already spoken to a generation of listeners — gained fresh meaning in light of his loss.
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Legacy and What He Leaves Behind
Poorstacy’s short career nevertheless left a mark. He proved that music can cross boundaries: emo, hip-hop, punk, rock — he mixed them all. His songs often gave voice to pain, confusion, longing, and inner conflict, reflecting problems many young people face but do not always express.
Because of that honest emotional expression and genre-blending style, many listeners felt connected to his music. The tracks that once felt like private expressions have become communal outlets — places where people dealing with hardship can feel heard.
His journey from uploading songs online to releasing studio albums, collaborating with well-known producers, and contributing to a film soundtrack shows how determination, creativity, and authenticity can open doors — even for an “underground” artist.
At the same time, his unexpected death is a reminder of how fragile life can be. For his fans, Poorstacy’s story is bittersweet: they celebrate what he achieved in a short time, but they also mourn what could have been.
Poorstacy’s music remains — and with it remains his message: that pain, loneliness, inner fights, and emotional wounds are real, and it is okay to give them space. His songs still reach listeners who seek honesty, catharsis, and connection.
For many, Poorstacy will remain more than just a musician: he will be a voice for feelings often hidden in silence.
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Saad
I’m Saad. I’m a passionate writer who loves exploring trending news topics, sharing insights, and keeping readers updated on what’s happening around the world.
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