Gudda Bleezy – Rising Rap Star from Brooklyn
Gudda Bleezy, the talented music artist from Farragut Houses in Brooklyn, has been making music since 2001. With his passion for rap, hip hop, R&B, soul, and pop, he has quickly become one of the most sought-after musicians in the industry. He recently shared his journey to success, including his inspirations, aspirations, and latest projects.
Gudda Bleezy’s music is heavily influenced by his pain and his glory and his children. His lyrics and music video concepts are a reflection of his life experiences and struggles. He writes his own material and creates his own music video concepts, although he is open to suggestions and help from others.
Gudda Bleezy’s first song, “So Cold,” kickstarted his music career. He has since worked with talented musicians, such as Huggin’ Money Shem, P5yko, Gucci Blue Heff. Gudda Bleezy dreams of working with Biggie Smalls, who he considers to be one of his biggest inspirations.
Gudda Bleezy is signed to Zone Out Records and is open to different deals that would benefit him and his label. His biggest supporters include his mother, a few cousins, and his label. He has performed for a crowd of 100 people and hopes to travel to Miami for a live performance.
Currently, Gudda Bleezy is working on an EP and has recently released “Werk” featuring Huggin’ Money Wendz, produced by AimHighBeatz. He plans to drop something new in May or June. In five years, Gudda Bleezy sees himself as a successful and established musician, guiding the youth to the next level while expanding his clothing brand globally.
Gudda Bleezy’s talent, determination, and passion for music are evident in his work. His music is relatable and inspiring, and his journey to success is one to watch.
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