Scoob serious biography

Tanya Romanchok came to watch the school-sponsored rapper bomb at Wednesday’s voluntary assembly.

Like other students, she didn’t expect much from the self-proclaimed ex-gang member and rapper.

“People came in to see him fail,” Romanchok said.

Then she delivered her best compliment after seeing Scoob Serious: “He’s tight.”

Scoob Serious lit up the Ferris High School auditorium Wednesday morning with a positive message and chest-thumping beats.

Ferris was one of five Spokane Public School performances this week and last.

Serious, who says on his Web site that his life turned around thanks to the Lord, talked about the harm of gangs on his life.

Then he rapped with skill that surprised Romanchok and the auditorium of 150 students.

Scoob Serious, aka Eric Doyle, was paid $350 per school from a “safe and drug free” grant.

Doyle, whose Christian rap has garnered multiple Grammy nomi