QuanDaDon is an American Rapper who hails from South Side Jamaica Queens, Merrick Blvd. He grew up around hip hop culture which he developed a passion for at an early age influenced by 50 Cent and DJ Suss One 

In early 2015 he transitioned from fantastic listener to an artist. His smooth delivery and melodies match with his versatility helps him cater to any instrumental within his sub genre, blazing a trail for his music career ever since. 

QuanDaDon dropped 2 Ep tapes {Quandadonirap} & {PainB4Success} which were hosted by Dj Super Star Jay followed by sold out painb4success merch. His hit single Streets Raised Me captured media attention which was featured in The Source, The Hype Magazine and Hip Hop Since 1989. 

QuanDaDon is definitely on his way to becoming a New York legend.

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