The Boyer Boys—Kajuan “Kash” Boyer and Antoine “Deus” Boyer—are brothers who built their voice through real-life experience long before they ever stepped in front of a camera.

Kash was born in Detroit, Michigan, and Deus was born in Brooklyn, New York a few years later. They are two of five siblings, and the only ones who share both the same mother and father. Growing up, their parents made a conscious decision to have Deus so Kash would have someone close in age to grow up with—and that bond became the foundation of everything they do today.

They spent their early years in Brooklyn before their family went through a separation that led them to move to Detroit, where their mother’s side of the family is from. After about a year, they relocated again—this time to Rhode Island—during a difficult period when their older brother was battling a serious illness. Rhode Island is where they ultimately stayed and built their lives.

Their path into media started in 2015 with a podcast called The Chopp Shop, where they discussed music, culture, and real-life topics. That experience laid the groundwork for what would later become Across The Streets.

Today, Across The Streets is a platform where they cover news, culture, and community stories with a straightforward, real-world perspective. Their approach is simple—they talk about what’s happening, how it affects people, and what it actually looks like on the ground.

They don’t overcomplicate the message. They just keep it real.