Extended Young Tudda Interview

09/02/19 • 133 min

On this weeks episode of Melanin Motif we sat down with local upcoming Chicago artist Young Tudda. Tudda was recently popularized after he became Power 92.3s breakthrough artist. He discusses his new single "Neva Knew" and talks about his upcoming plans and music. We also learn about the non-rapper side of Tudda with his discussion on his family life and previous work experience. We learn about what created the transition from hardware to hip-hop and turned this Home Depot employee into a breakthrough Chicago rapper. Lastly, Tudda gives insight on how to overcome doubt when breaking into the rap industry. We get the pleasure of also hearing from Tudda's manager Summer as she discusses her journey as an entertainment manager. This extended verison of the interview features two new songs from Tudda. Be sure to stick around to hear a dope freestyle from not only Tudda but the rest of the Melanin Motif cast. Also host Sammie B leaves you with some tips to overcome doubt when trying to reach your own goals. Also check him out on all social media and youtube @YoungTudda

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