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American rapper from Louisiana

YoungBoy Never Bankrupt Again
YoungBoy in 2018

YoungBoy in 2018
Background information
Birth proper name Kentrell DeSean Gaulden
Too known every bit
  • NBA YoungBoy
  • Lil Elevation
  • YoungBoy
  • YB
Built-in (1999-x-twenty) October 20, 1999 (historic period 22)
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, U.S.
Genres
  • Hip hop
  • southern hip hop
  • gangsta rap
Occupation(s)
  • Rapper
  • vocalist
  • songwriter
Years active 2015–present
Labels
  • Never Bankrupt Once more
  • Atlantic
Associated acts
  • Birdman
  • Boosie Badazz
  • DaBaby
  • Kevin Gates
  • Moneybagg Yo
  • Quando Rondo
  • Rich the Kid
Children 8
Website youngboynba.com

Musical artist

Kentrell DeSean Gaulden (born October 20, 1999), known professionally equally YoungBoy Never Broke Once again [1] [2] (also known as NBA YoungBoy or simply YoungBoy), is an American rapper. Between 2015 and 2017, he released half dozen independent mixtapes and steadily garnered a cult following through his work. In late 2017, Gaulden was signed to Atlantic Records. In January 2018, he released the single "Outside Today", which peaked at number 31 on the Billboard Hot 100 nautical chart.[3] The song became the lead unmarried for his debut studio album Until Death Call My Name (2018) which peaked at number vii on the US Billboard 200.

In October 2019, Gaulden released the single "Bandit" (with Juice WRLD), which became his outset summit-ten single.[iv] A week subsequently, he released AI YoungBoy two (2019), which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200.[5] In April 2020, he released 38 Baby 2, condign his 2nd chart-topping projection on the Billboard 200. Later that year, Gaulden released his 2d studio album Superlative (2020), which followed accommodate every bit his 3rd chart-topping project in less than a year.[6] In September 2021, Sincerely, Kentrell (2021) was released from prison, topping the charts again, making him the third artist besides 2Pac and Lil Wayne to have a chart-topping album while incarcerated.[7] [8]

Despite his success, Gaulden'southward career has been marked past a long history of legal issues that began in 2016, and has released multiple projects during his incarcerations.[9] On October 26, 2021, he was released from jail on a $1.5 million bond later on serving 7 months and was sentenced to pre-trial firm arrest in Utah.[ten]

Early life

Kentrell Gaulden was built-in on October 20, 1999, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He broke his neck while wrestling as a toddler, the injury requiring a head brace until the spine healed. The brace left permanent scars on his forehead.[eleven] Gaulden was raised mainly by his maternal grandmother due to his male parent being sentenced to 55 years in prison.[11] He dropped out of loftier school in 9th grade and was arrested for robbery and sent to a detention middle in Tallulah, Louisiana. While there, he began writing lyrics for his debut project.[1]

Afterwards he was released from the detention center, Gaulden'due south grandmother died of center failure and Gaulden moved in with his friend and fellow Baton Rouge rapper, NBA 3Three (also known as OG 3Three). The two then used acts of misdeed to begin to pay for studio fourth dimension.[11]

Career

2015–2017: Career beginnings and AI YoungBoy

Gaulden first began producing music with a microphone he bought from Walmart when he was fourteen years one-time.[xi] He released his offset mixtape, Life Earlier Fame in 2015. A string of other mixtapes followed including Mind of a Menace, Mind of a Menace ii, and Before I Become. Gaulden attracted attention with his October 2016 mixtape, 38 Baby [1] [12] which featured fellow Baton Rouge natives, Boosie Badazz, Kevin Gates, and fellow rappers Stroke Tha Don and NBA 3Three.[13] A week later, Gaulden released another mixtape titled Mind of a Menace 3 on Nov 4, 2016. Gaulden's quick rise to popularity could besides exist attributed to his "song-for-song rap beef" with fellow Billy Rouge rapper Scotty Cain in December 2015, in which songs from both rappers included decease threats. Although no real violence ever occurred between the two Baton Rouge rappers, their feuding attracted a lot of attending.[12] [13]

In November 2016, Gaulden was arrested in Austin, Texas on suspicion of attempted first-degree murder in connexion with an alleged bulldoze-by shooting.[12] [14] While in jail in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana,[12] Gaulden re-released his two mixtapes, Earlier I Go and Heed of a Menace 3. Gaulden was released from prison in May 2017 later on taking a plea deal and posting bail.[15] A week later on leaving prison, Gaulden released the single, "Untouchable".[16]

In July 2017, Gaulden released a video for his song, "41", that included cameos from notable artists including, Meek Mill, Young Thug, 21 Savage, Boosie Badazz, and Yo Gotti.[17] On Baronial 3, 2017, he released his mixtape, AI YoungBoy which charted at 24 on the Billboard 200.[18] The single, "Untouchable", peaked at number 95 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.[19] The 2d single from the project, "No Smoke", peaked at number 61 on the Billboard Hot 100.[20]

2018–2019: Until Death Call My Name and AI YoungBoy 2

Gaulden released the unmarried "Outside Today" on January 6, 2018.[21] The song became Gaulden's highest charting song, peaking at number 31 on the Billboard Hot 100.[xx] He appear his debut studio album, Until Death Phone call My Proper name on January 11, soon after signing a joint venture deal with Atlantic Records.[22] The album was released on Apr 27, 2018.[23] Despite being arrested in February 2018, Gaulden promised a new mixtape.[24] Gaulden was released from prison house on March 15, and his side by side mixtape Principal The Day Of Judgement was released on May 19, 2018.[25] Throughout the summertime of 2018, Gaulden released a series of iv EPs, each containing 4 tracks. The first of which, 4Respect, was released on August 24, followed by 4Freedom, 4Loyalty and 4WhatImportant on August 30, September half dozen and 14, respectively. In conjunction with the final part being released, all 4 EPs were combined into a 16-runway compilation titled 4Respect 4Freedom 4Loyalty 4WhatImportant.[26] On September 7, Gaulden released his mixtape Decided, featuring a sole invitee appearance from Trippie Redd.[27] On December xx, Gaulden released some other mixtape, Realer, featuring invitee appearances from Lil Babe and Plies.[28]

By January 2019, Gaulden was on YouTube's Top Music Artists listing in the United States for the previous 101 weeks, which made him the most-watched musician beyond all genres.[29] This was mainly due in part to his consistency of releasing music regularly and exclusively on YouTube. He was also the 9th best selling artist on the 2019 Billboard Mid-Year Charts and was seventh in the top x artists ranked by on-demand audio streams without dropping a project in the first half-dozen months of 2019.[29]

Gaulden was sentenced to 14 months on firm arrest following a probation violation earlier in 2019. Due to the house arrest, he was unable to record music from anywhere besides his house.[xxx] On September 25, 2019, Gaulden released the "aptly titled" single "House Abort Tingz".[31]

On October 4, 2019, Gaulden released the song "Brigand", with rapper Juice WRLD, released as the final new song by Juice WRLD as a atomic number 82 artist before his expiry. The song reached number ten on the United states of america Billboard Hot 100, becoming NBA Youngboy's highest charting single.

On Oct 10, 2019, Gaulden released his mixtape AI YoungBoy 2, and debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200.[5] The mixtape is a sequel to his 2017 breakout AI Youngboy and features 18 songs, including the previously released vocal "Slime Mentality".[30] Gaulden was able to become his kickoff number 1 album on the Billboard 200 considering the album had accumulated 144.7 million on-demand audio streams during its starting time week, condign one of the top ten biggest streaming debuts of 2019.[5]

2020–present: 38 Baby 2, Elevation, Sincerely, Kentrell and Colors

In Feb 2020, Gaulden released his mixtape, Nevertheless Flexin, Still Steppin. It debuted at number two on the United states Billboard 200, condign his 2nd-highest charting album after his 2019 number-1 anthology AI YoungBoy 2.[32] On April 24, 2020, Gaulden released his mixtape 38 Baby 2, debuting at number i on the Billboard 200.[33] On August xx, 2020, Gaulden announced the release of his 2d studio anthology titled Top, which was released on September 11. It includes the Hot 100-charting singles "All In", "Kacey Talk", and "My Window" featuring Lil Wayne.[34] [35] The album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and became his third number-one album in nether one yr.

On November 11, 2020, Gaulden released his 4th solo project of 2020, the mixtape Until I Return. It was released exclusively on YouTube, and was fabricated available three days later to streaming services with four additional songs. The mixtape has no guest features.[36] On Nov 20, 2020, Gaulden released a collaborative project with Rich the Child, titled Nobody Safe.[37]

On September 24, 2021, Gaulden released his third studio album, Sincerely, Kentrell from prison house. The anthology debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 making him the 3rd artist besides 2Pac and Lil Wayne to have a number ane album while incarcerated.[7] [8]

Following his release from jail in late Oct 2021, he released a number of singles get-go in Nov, including "Heart and Soul", "Alligator Walk", and "Banish". The singles led up to his collaborative mixtape with Birdman, From the Bayou, which was released on December 10, 2021, after initially being announced in March 2018.[38]

Gaulden released some other mixtape, titled Colors, on January 21, 2022.[39] This mixtape garnered attending due to the singles released previously, in which he dissed rappers King Von and NLE Choppa on the tracks "Bring the Hook" and "Know Similar I Know", respectively.[xl]

Musical style

NBA YoungBoy has been noted for his melodic vocals and "signature aggressive punch and high energy".[41] He is known for his consistency in releasing music, with his piece of work ethic described as being of a "rapid burn down pace".[42] YoungBoy has released a total of xx-six studio albums, EP'south, and mixtapes since 2015.

Legal issues

On November 28, 2016, U.Due south. Marshals arrested Gaulden before a concert in Austin, Texas, accusing him of jumping out of a vehicle and opening fire on a group of people on a S Baton Rouge street. Gaulden was charged with two counts of attempted murder.[43] [44] Gaulden was in jail until May 2017 for attempted start degree murder.[45] Speaking on his incarceration, he said "I don't think they actually target, but if y'all got a name, they know who you is, you do something, they gonna come go yous, and whoever y'all're with and whatever they practice, yous're answerable for it just because you got the biggest name. That's how that shit go."[46] Facing two counts of attempted get-go-caste murder, he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of aggravated assault with a firearm. On August 22, 2017, he was sentenced to a suspended ten-twelvemonth prison term and 3 years of active probation.[44]

Gaulden was arrested earlier a concert at The Moon nightclub in Tallahassee on Feb 25, 2018. Gaulden had a warrant in the Country of Georgia for allegedly committing assault, weapons violations and kidnapping.[47] Hotel surveillance footage leaked shortly following his arrest showing Gaulden assaulting someone.[48] On March xv, 2018, he was released from prison on $75,000 bail.[49]

While Gaulden was on probation, on May 12, 2019, he was involved in a shooting in Miami in which he returned fire after a shooter in a black Cadillac Escalade opened fire, injuring Gaulden'south girlfriend and killing a bystander.[50] Though Gaulden's charges for the shooting itself were dismissed, he was constitute to be in the visitor of Ben Fields and Trulondrick "Boomer" Norman, which violated a special status of his probation; for this violation, the estimate ordered him to spend 90 days in jail, banned him from performing for the side by side xiv months, and sentenced him to house arrest with electronic monitoring for the residual of his probation.[51] On Dec 13, 2019, the gauge officially terminated Gaulden's probation for ii counts of attempted murder.[52] He was sentenced to a year of probation on Dec 18, 2019 for the case that he had against his ex-girlfriend Jania.[53] He is currently living in Los Angeles.

On September 28, 2020, Gaulden was amidst 16 people arrested in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on various charges, including distribution and manufacturing of drugs and possession of stolen firearms. His lawyer denied any guilt, stating "There was no indication that he had whatsoever guns or drugs on him at the time of the arrest".[54] Equally news of his arrest surfaced, Gaulden deleted all of his social media, including his Instagram and Twitter accounts.[55]

On March 22, 2021, Gaulden was arrested past federal agents in Los Angeles executing a federal warrant stemming from his September 2020 arrest in Billy Rouge. Officers attempted to stop a vehicle with Gaulden in information technology to serve the warrant when Gaulden took off on human foot. After a search that involved using a K9, Gaulden was found and booked on federal firearms charges.[56] On October 26, 2021, he was released from jail on a $1.5 meg bond.[57] [58]

Personal life

At 22 years sometime, Gaulden is the father of vii children with vi different women.[59] [60] [61] Two of his sons, Kayden and Kacey, appeared in the video for his single, "Kacey Talk".[34]

In a 2017 profile for The Fader, Gaulden named Kamron every bit 1 of his sons. Kamron was born in July 2016 to Starr Thigpen just weeks later Kayden.[62] However, a DNA test later confirmed that he was not the biological begetter.[63]

In April 2021, information technology was reported that he is expecting his eighth child with a seventh woman, Jazlyn Mychelle.[64]

Discography

Studio albums

  • Until Death Call My Name (2018)
  • Top (2020)
  • Sincerely, Kentrell (2021)
  • The Last Slimeto (2022)

Awards and nominations

See also

• Listing of highest-certified music artists in the United States

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External links

  • YoungBoy Never Broke Again on SoundCloud
  • YoungBoy Never Broke Again on YouTube

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