The name of his movement came about after hearing it within bars of a Yo Gotti song (6:40-7:31)īy this point in his career his buzz was getting around and the financial gain began flowing in from show gigs. Then 2016 came with the mixtape that really made some noise in the streets, “Federal” which represented the rappers breaking point where he stopped caring and let everything he was holding in, out The tape was released under his very own Bread Gang label which he owned. Whatever cash Moneybagg made from the streets, instead of splurging or gambling it away like some of his peers, he would spend down to his last investing in studio time and other things to push and improve his music quality (19:38-19:57) The pressure was on to make it, Moneybagg Yo would go into savage mode, turning into the mixtape king of Memphis with releases like 2014’s “La Familia” with his late homie Slpy who also played a big role in his come up. Fighting through he released his first mixtape in 2012 called “From The Block To The Booth” He would follow up with the hood banger “Fast Money” During that time things were still hard, but he had the motivation of his homie Elo who always pushed him to keep going. Luckily he made it out unharmed but was arrested for the altercation (2:02-2:19)īack out and able to focus on his music, Moneybagg Yo released his first official offering to the streets in February 2011 with the song “F U Pay Me” and it actually had a vibe. At one of his family annual picnics on August 8 th, his street life spilled into his personal life and he was shot at.
But when something seems too good to be true, it most times is. Moneybagg had a love for hip hop music and listened to hood legends like Boosie, Yo Gotti, Juvenile, and Future (6:44-6:50) so it only made sense that being in a room of homies rapping and getting money, he would have the idea of why not doing that himself (1:39-2:10) It would start as just a way to make it out the struggle, but overtime, he realized he had a passion for it and that’s when Moneybagg Yo became Moneybagg Yo.
But as fate would have it, something worked its way into his mind. Now money bag was all but a hood dude at this moment doing what he had to, to blow. In that clip he mentioned a specific name that plays a big role in the alleged attempt on his life where one woman was left with two bullets and had to be hospitalized. Having to struggle every day to make it, he was tempted to go the route of the street life from a young age (0:25-0:36) Moneybagg would change his focus to sports like Basketball and Football to try stay on the right path (2:22-2:43) Unfortunately seeing his mother struggle, and having to sleep in an apartment with no furniture pulled him closer and closer away from school (0:44-0:58) When sports failed to keep him focused, he at one point while trying to make it out, got a job at Churches Chicken but lasted only 2 days before quitting (1:34-1:57) His moms would try her best to keep him from the streets by placing strict rules for him to follow but that only helped push the young hungry Moneybagg out the door (0:52-1:00) This led to him leaving home often to stay with a homie and being in the streets (0:37-0:49).Īt around the age of 14 Moneybagg would begin venturing further from school as women and the streets enticed him the more he got involved with that lifestyle (1:14-1:28) By the age of 15 he had already jumped off the porch and soon after dropped out of school all together (1:04-1:12) Even if he didn’t complete the 12 th Grade, he had the smarts to grind, hustle and get it out the mud (0:20-0:47) The block on Haravan became a frequent spot where he got into drugs, violence, and even nearly lost his life (5:37-6:05) It caught everyone off guard with everything that’s come to light, but just what the hell is suddenly going on around bro’s life? Well, we’re going to chop it up and break it down and see who from his past is back to haunt him and if he needs to get more protection from the target on his back.īefore he became Moneybagg Yo, the blood cousin of Three 6 Mafia’s Crunchy Black (2:13-2:28) was DeMario DeWayne White Jr from South Memphis, Tennessee trying to make ends meet with his single parent mother and two other siblings. But lately, his realness is under attack and fans fear the same may be for his life after his past betrayal of his old gang is seemingly exposed. Memphis rapper Moneybagg Yo have risen to be one of the most played artists in the industry for his street lingo and authenticity of his catchy music.įrom club bangers, to hood anthems, Moneybagg is on his A Game. “I got time todayį it, I’m crossin’ the line today” might have crossed the wrong line.
Back with the real you know what’s the deal.
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