For the past few years, rapper YG has had the West Coast on lock. His music is played on every radio station and his hit records, "Toot It and Boot It", "B*tches Ain't Shit" and "Up" are go-to records in all of the hottest clubs. YG's latest mixtape, "Just Re'd Up", is in the streets coast to coast. He has transitioned from a popular street rapper from Compton, CA to becoming a certified hit maker and a leader of his movement "Pusha Ink" with an aura and a sound reminiscent of the 1900's label, Death Row. Ask YG his next plan and it's straight to the point, "The plan is this: put out more mixtapes, make more songs, Internet campaigning, music videos, touring, selling out shows, and then I'll put out an album." The execution has been precise with a cover feature on XXL magazine, rocking stages with Hip Hop icons 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, and Chris Brown. His "Just Re'd Up" tour visited 20 cities across the country and he's already landed a lead role in a film directed by Mario Van Peebles titled, "Where The Party At?" "I'm currently signed to Def Jam but I'm focused on building myself as an artist and as a brand. I'm also building my label, Pusha Ink. It's a lot of work but this is what the music business is about and I want it all."
