Young Gunz

Youthful Gunz began as only two of many rappers in Roc-a-Fella’s Condition Real estate collective, yet all it took was 1 runaway hit, “Can’t End, Won’t End,” to distance them through the pack and elevate them in to the spotlight. The Philadelphia duo — Youthful Chris (delivered Chris Ries) and Neef (given birth to Hanif Muhammad) — debuted with short appearances around the 1st State Property recording (2001) and, moreover, got a high-profile shoutout in Jay-Z’s “Takeover” previously that year. Nevertheless, it had been their 1st track collectively, “Can’t Quit, Won’t Quit,” that demonstrated decisive with their achievement. The track 1st showed indicators of life around the mixtape circuit, where DJ Enuff started repping it. Roc-a-Fella certainly felt “Can’t Quit, Won’t Quit” experienced a bright potential, as the label granted it the desired lead-off placement on the next State Property recording, The String Gang (2003). The track became popular quickly, getting weighty rotation on metropolitan radio and music tv while shooting in the Billboard Warm 100 graph. A follow-up remix with Chingy offered the single however even more hip and legs, and it became among the year’s even more unforgettable rap singles, establishing the stage for Youthful Gunz’s debut recording. Tough Luv arrived in early 2004, and it had been followed up simply over a 12 months later on with Brothers from Another.