$tupid Young

$tupid Young, a respected Hip Hop artist from Long Beach, California, emerged onto the music scene in 2011 at just 18 years old. Known for hits like “Mando,” which has garnered over 60 million views on YouTube, Young's lyrics often reflect his upbringing in a community plagued by gang violence. Through his music, Young offers a positive alternative to the cycle of violence he experienced, showcasing his growth and talent on projects like "One of One," "True Story," and "The Yellow Tape" (with MBNel). As the founder of the label Afficials and earning praise from industry icons like Scooter Braun, Young continues to expand his career as a solo performer and lyricist, breaking barriers as the first Asian artist to gain recognition in the US and internationally.

$tupid Young's dedication to his craft has earned him a well-deserved reputation within the Hip Hop and Billboard communities. His latest work, including "True Story II" and "From Here on Out," demonstrates his evolution as an artist, with no signs of slowing down. Drawing inspiration from Bruce Lee, Young affectionately refers to himself as the "RAP GAMES BRUCE LEE," highlighting his trailblazing spirit in the music industry. As Bruce Lee was a pioneer in his field, Young is carving his own path and leaving a lasting impact as a true original in the world of Hip Hop.