Ya Boy hit the Sirius airwaves and appeared on DJ Skee's Westside Hype Radio last January to announce that he was aligned with Black Wallstreeet, and since then he's been grinding continuously. In our August interview with Ya Boy, he stated that he was set to "put the bay on TV," more specifically bring the region into the mainstream scope, and it looks like young Ya Boy is holding true to that statement.
With appearances in the US Weekly, Star Magazine, being mentioned and quoted on Late Night With Conan O'Brien, and an upcoming XXL Magazine spread, the 21 year old 16's specialist has accomplished in the rap game what most have only dreamt of. Since aligning himself with The Game, he has also launched his own label, Precise Music Group. With a million dollar budget to jump start it alongside CEO, Phat Rat, Ya Boy has been rubbing shoulders with some of the game's top producers. What do Jonathan "JR" Rotem and Scott Storch have in common? Yes, they share the trait of being platinum producers but they have also recently produced for Ya Boy. The Aftermath mogul Dr. Dre can also be quoted as saying "Ya' Boy marks the beginning of the next episode of West Coast fury." The follow up to his debut album is on the way and is titled "Holla At Ya Boy" and he's using the finest facilities to lay down those vicious vocals. YB has been recording new material at the 14-Grammy Award winning David Foster's studio. In the meantime Ya Boy will be dropping a new mixtape hosted by DJ Skee within the next 2 months.
To top it all off, Ya Boy has grown from a Rookie to a teacher and has been lending his pen to Pop star Britney Spears' husband, Kevin Federline aka K-Fed. Although Ya Boy has come under some criticism for the move, he continues to move forward with his own career. Ya Boy had this to say to the critics and haters:
"I'm making stupid money fuckin' with K-Fed, that's my nigga. I'm still the same hood spitta, still Black Wall protege of The Game, and I'm still San Quinn's lil cousin! So all the haters, I advise you to get ya mothafuckin money up like me."
For the latest exclusive info and music on Ya Boy you can hit up the newly opened website YaBoyMusic.com and can join up to his official forum where himself and Phat Rat post on the regular.
With appearances in the US Weekly, Star Magazine, being mentioned and quoted on Late Night With Conan O'Brien, and an upcoming XXL Magazine spread, the 21 year old 16's specialist has accomplished in the rap game what most have only dreamt of. Since aligning himself with The Game, he has also launched his own label, Precise Music Group. With a million dollar budget to jump start it alongside CEO, Phat Rat, Ya Boy has been rubbing shoulders with some of the game's top producers. What do Jonathan "JR" Rotem and Scott Storch have in common? Yes, they share the trait of being platinum producers but they have also recently produced for Ya Boy. The Aftermath mogul Dr. Dre can also be quoted as saying "Ya' Boy marks the beginning of the next episode of West Coast fury." The follow up to his debut album is on the way and is titled "Holla At Ya Boy" and he's using the finest facilities to lay down those vicious vocals. YB has been recording new material at the 14-Grammy Award winning David Foster's studio. In the meantime Ya Boy will be dropping a new mixtape hosted by DJ Skee within the next 2 months.
To top it all off, Ya Boy has grown from a Rookie to a teacher and has been lending his pen to Pop star Britney Spears' husband, Kevin Federline aka K-Fed. Although Ya Boy has come under some criticism for the move, he continues to move forward with his own career. Ya Boy had this to say to the critics and haters:
"I'm making stupid money fuckin' with K-Fed, that's my nigga. I'm still the same hood spitta, still Black Wall protege of The Game, and I'm still San Quinn's lil cousin! So all the haters, I advise you to get ya mothafuckin money up like me."
For the latest exclusive info and music on Ya Boy you can hit up the newly opened website YaBoyMusic.com and can join up to his official forum where himself and Phat Rat post on the regular.
Dre said that?
