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G-Eazy, born Gerald Earl Gillum in 1989, is a rapper, songwriter, and producer from Oakland, California. He gained recognition in the music industry with his mixtapes and later released his debut album, "These Things Happen," in 2014. Known for his smooth flow and introspective lyrics, G-Eazy has collaborated with various artists across different genres, contributing to his widespread appeal and success in the hip-hop scene.

Yo Gotti, real name Mario Mims, is a Memphis-based rapper and CEO of Collective Music Group (CMG). With a career spanning over two decades, Yo Gotti has released numerous albums and mixtapes, establishing himself as a prominent figure in Southern hip-hop. YBN Nahmir, a young rapper from Alabama, emerged onto the scene with his viral hit "Rubbin Off the Paint." His energetic delivery and catchy hooks have garnered him a loyal following and opportunities to collaborate with established artists like G-Eazy and Yo Gotti on tracks like "1942."