DP3"Original Version" (Prod. by Young Guru)

Freddie Gibbs - Vice Lord Poetry (Champagne Poetry Freestyle)

Ab-Soul & Kendrick Lamar - Rapper Shit (unreleased) prod. by Tommy Black

Kendrick Lamar 
Schoolboy Q 
Ab-Soul
Jay Rock 

06 - TDE Roll Call

Big KRIT - R4 Theme Song

New mixtape from Cyhi Da Prynce presented by G.O.O.D. Music. Follow me on twitter: www.twitter.com/CyhithePrynce

Right Side Of The Bed Prod By Soundtrack

Woopty Doo Feat Big Sean Prod By No ID Kanye West

New Statik Album "8" Soon!?!?!

Watch the video here: http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhD8UIsZf23c90UqMK 
Produced by Statik Selektah,
Keys By Cas Weinbren

Statik Selekt X 2 Chainz "Smoke Break"

Wale ft. J.Cole & Currensy - Rather Be With You

Kendrick Lamar
The Heart Pt. 3 (WIll You Let It Die?)
Prod. By Tae Beast

Kendrick Lamar - The Heart Pt. 3 (Will You Let It Die?)

New track from Kendrick Lamar, get the freshest music for free at http://universityhype.com

The Heart Part III - Kendrick Lamar

Born Cydel Charles Young in Atlanta, Georgia, one of four children of Coleman & Tanya Young. Prynce grew up in a Dekalb county neighborhood in Atlanta’s suburban Stone Mountain region. Growing up, Prynce was a vibrant youth as he played several sports including football, basketball, and track and field in addition to singing in school choirs, and participating in school plays and dances. His parents, who raised him in a Baptist church, were very strict in nature, as Prynce was not even allowed to listen to rap music until he was 12 years of age. Despite their ‘tough-love’, Prynce learned many lifelong lessons. He attended Redan High School located in Stone Mountain, Georgia shortly before dropping out to pursue a career in music.

In the latter part of 2007, Prynce became acquainted with the Konvict Muzikcollective and was officially signed with the label in January 2008, right before accepting a sub-label deal with Def Jam Records in February 2009. His in house production powerhouse, Crown Kings Productions, has also played a major role with cultivation of his sound and advancement of his career.

In August 2010, Kanye West signed Prynce to his G.O.O.D Music label after hearing him earlier that year on Yelawolf’s “I Wish (Remix).” Prior to the signing, CyHi was climbing his way to the top with accolades coming from Hip Hop Weekly in the “2010 Next To Blow” section and features in Ozone Magazine’s “Patiently Waiting” and XXL Magazine’s “Show & Prove” sections. He was recently interviewed by MTV2′s Sucker Free and made his acting debut in Stomp The Yard 2. He has since gained national recognition after his verse on the 2010 BET Awards G.O.O.D. Music Cypher 3 alongside label mates Kanye West, Common, Pusha T and Big Sean. In March 2011, Prynce graced the cover of XXL recognized as one of the top in the “10 Freshmen for ’11″ issue.

Woopty Doo Feat Big Sean Prod By No ID Kanye West

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