First born of his mother's three children, Trevon and his two sisters were raised in a single parent household. Excelling through kindergarten to 12th grade, Trevon graduated without difficulty. After his high school graduation and college not presenting any fulfilling paths to degrees, Trevon grew apprehensive to avoid a life "stand still." In 2004, in an attempt to avoid wasting his future and lacking a sense of direction in life Trevon decided to join the U.S. Marines with the hope of an opportunity to fight in the Iraq War. Not only because it was a good opportunity to obtain a degree but also because she didn't want her only son on a battlefield, his mother informed him of the outstanding nursing program which Prairie View A&M University was widely known for, as a worthy pursuit.
PK grew up on the northern side of Houston. He was exposed to many cultural aspects at a young age due to his grandmother and Mother Cora Davis, and Linda Davis. He was the second child of four children. At a young age his grandmother told him to never stop asking questions and PK took that statement to heart. These questions often ending with no answers led him to wonder about a lot of things.