In 2010, when a mutual friend introduced the Hip Hop duo, Young and Lethal, little did anyone know that they would have instant chemistry and merge into a dynamic duo headed for musicaln success. Their partnership sparked a momentum to star- dom that Young and Lethal continue to ride today. “We are the same person, living different lives,” said Young.

Prior to meeting, Young and Lethal led very similar lives. Both grew up in single parent households with one brother in the Boogie Down Bronx of New York City. Exposed to music at a young age, Young and Lethal were influenced by a talented quorum of DJs. So, when they began performing for family and creating mixed tapes, no one was surprised by what happened next.

Naturals when it comes to penning fresh lyrics and rhythmic beats. In 2012, Young and Lethal combined efforts, went into the studio and created their first major hit “Fly Shit”. The recognition earned from their first collaboration, they dub an anthem for young people, resulted in the groups’ first video officially launching their career as a Hip Hop group. Their infusion of Hip Hop, R & B and POP has attracted the likes of several major record labels and A & R execs.

Taking the Hip Hop game by storm, these native New Yorkers have been invited to collaborate with some of the industry’s biggest names in the business. Recently, Young and Lethal traded the bright lights of the Big Apple for the southern charm and sizzle of Hotlanta. They are currently in the studio recording their latest project entitled “Situation No Noted”.

Young and Lethal are driven by passion and enjoy making music. They both admit the difference between them and other Hip Hop artists is their level of commitment and cutting-edge content. When they are not creating their own beats, they can be found listening to Ne-Yo, Lil Wayne, Trey Songz and Fabolous for inspiration.

With their recent move to Atlanta, the young rap artists hope to take their genius to the next level and emerge as superstars. 

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