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GUN TALK FT. YAYA HIMSELF

FUCK NIGGAS  FT. YAYA HIMSELF

Like a Murderer

SKILLS FREESTYLE By: YAYA HIMSELF

You Aint Even Know

6IX HUNNET FT. YAYA HIMSELF IN (HIT UP)

WIT DA SHITZ FT. 6IX HUNNET

1 Of These Day feat. Rico Barz

Squad Shit ft. Yaya Hymself

6I HUNNET FT. BOB MARLEY IN (I Wanna Love Ya)

6IX HUNNET IN "THA ISSUE" (FUCK DA LAW)

A musical prodigy cut from the same cloth as one of hip hop’s alumnus; Dat Guy AKA DG is 
The far-from-novice, newest edition of the seminal Rap/Pop/ R&B subgenre. 
The songwriter, rapper and producer’s talents were born under the influence of his father,
Producer and Artist Kooley C, who introduced young DG to the MPC. Multi Platinum Grammy Award Winning Producer- Songwriter Jim Jonsin, who gave young DG his first Motif, And Multi Platinum Grammy Award winning Producer- Songwriter "HitDent" Gradually coming into his own as a producer, DG extended his skills to rapping and after taking the name Dat Guy, although his first efforts In the industry were seemingly promising, life’s missteps would eclipse his talents for a couple years. 
Born in Palm County Beach, FL, Calvin “Dat Guy” Puckett spent most of his time under his 
mother’s rearing in their single parent home while his father’s in-demand career kept him on the Road. Though DG was fortunate to have both parents active in his life, it was not enough to keep Him from the violence, drug trades and neighborhood associations, he inherited from the streets. 
In order to save her son, DG’s mother picked up and retreated to Atlanta for a fresh start. 
Against significant odds, DG never deterred too far from music. He expounded his knowledge From the beat machine to live instruments learning to play a variety of instruments that included The violin, tuba, guitar, drums, piano, and the base.
Thanks to his mother’s efforts, DG was seeing better days and his interests began to branch out into sports. He excelled once again and was voted most talented throughout school as he skillfully teetered between football and music. During his school days, he initiated a series of mixtapes that revealed his modified sound of Thicker; more laid back arrangements paired with fluid raps, a style far from the up-tempo Florida vibe where his roots rested.
Gaining a wealth of attention from Atlanta music makers Would set the pace for his return into the music industry and by the age of 15, he was in the thick of it.He left home and returned to the streets in support of his career. With an endless supply of Money,
Women and, alcohol at his disposal, it became the centerpiece for his new reality. Once 
Again his unseemly focus took president over his creativity, yielding his path to fame. 
Still he continued on, supplying beats for several artists on the rise, he was also the contributing Sound for mainstream artists like, Travis Porter, Bobby Valentino and just to name a few. 
Though nothing more came of his associations in the business, DG remained a hard-to-miss talent. Eventually growing out of his delinquent behavior, a refined DG surged forward, breaking Out of the mold with a more serious approach to his career. By his late teens, he embarked on a Run of new mixtapes, Rooky Veteran, HuH!!! And his new project, The Maturation that can be Found on Datpiff.com and LiveMixtapes.com.
His signature style of perfectly unwritten lyrics Paired with what he calls “talking-in-tune” vocals are Laced over live sounds and sampled tracks that he produces. Currently his hit single “Going Down” can be heard in clubs and over radio waves spanning the south. 
“Though I love making music, the motivations behind my efforts are seeing everyone on this journey happy and lives positively changing.” - Dat Guy AKA DG. 

 


Going Down (Clean)

BEEN GOIN HARD BY YAYA HIMSELF

OLE SKOOL LUVVA 1

TAKE CONTROL

YAYA HIMSELF: HOLD ME BACK FREESTYLE

FUCK ANYBODY WHO DOUT WAT U CAN DO IN LIFE. NEVA LET ANYONE LIVE IN YO MIND RENT FREE. I BE DAMN!!!

-YAYA HIMSELF

MIDDLE FINGA! FT. YAYA HIMSELF

Hanna Montana

6IX HUNNET FT. YAYA HIMSELF IN (HIT UP)

WORD PLAY KING