Blac Youngsta declares himself real king of Memphis in Can’t Spell video
Blac Youngsta rose to fame as an artist who arrogantly displayed his wealth. After Blac Youngsta got signed to CMG, he showed off his advance money all of the time. There wasn’t much Blac Youngsta didn’t do with his money. It turns out, Blac Youngsta used the money posts as a gimmick to attract an audience. Once Blac Youngsta got an audience, he dropped his single, “Booty,” which was a hit.
The city of Memphis has an emerging hip hop scene. In 2012, Yo Gotti rose to fame and put Memphis back on the map. When Yo Gotti called himself the king of Memphis, he sparked a debate with older rappers in the city. A decade later, there is still a debate about who is the king of Memphis. Blac Youngsta has now entered the chat.
Blac Youngsta has consistently released music since he got signed. Last week, Blac Youngsta kept the new music coming, and returned with a new single. The CMG star, Blac Youngsta, returned with his single, “Can’t Spell.” Blac Youngsta’s “Can’t Spell” follows up his single, “Threat,” featuring 42 Dugg.
Blac Youngsta declares himself real king of Memphis in Can’t Spell video
