Yung Dub D’s natural rapping style is enthusiastic, and its melodic richness and rhythmic textures are highly engaging. ‘Core’ by Yung Dub D is high-octane, hard-hitting music. He did music videos that got 130k views on YouTube and also has other videos that got thousands of views, such as ‘Bloodline,’ ‘in my head,’ ‘Hush,’ ‘codes,’ and ‘I can tell?’ Released song ‘core’ He quietly emerged in 2012, but his songs ‘core’ and ‘I did’ brought him widespread attention in 2018. He claims this is likely because he used to hang out with his ‘bros,’ They would go to everyone’s houses and sites and meet everybody.īesides producing for himself, he has worked with musicians like Blastmen B (also known as Boo Boo Blastmen), KBzo, Lil Ron Da Don, and Foolie Deezy. Because of his connections and the loss of his father when he was very young, he began rapping at an early age. He could break into the rap scene because of his initiative and ability to forge strong bonds with those he met along the way. Yung Dub D finds motivation from Lil Wayne, a positive influence, and the musical genius Stevie. As a musician, he finds motivation in the legacy that the late Michael Jackson left in the music industry through his many accomplishments. Some of Yung Dub D’s fans claim that his music makes them feel something with every line. His father’s name was Donald, and his middle name was Dewon he felt that his dad was following him wherever he went, so he decided to honor him with the moniker Yung Dub D. American-born rapper and producer Yung Dub D hails from the rap scene’s most recent generation. Kedric Dewon Battee, better known as Yung Dub D, was born in Dallas.

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