Nigerian rapper YUNG SAMMY is currently being followed for this competition, The 50. He has won the attention of many with his simple demeanor, calm attitude, and standing up for what he thinks is right, despite entering the competition strong as a rapper. For him, its not really about competition, it’s about character.
YUNG SAMMY, who hails from Nigeria but grew up in India, can be considered a perfect epitome of diversity and cultural fusion. When he grew up in India, specifically in Delhi, he managed to adapt himself to that environment, learned multiple languages, and developed affinity for street culture inI ndia. Over time, YUNG SAMMY has managed to grasp different languages such as Hindi, Punjabi, and Haryanvi, blending them perfectly in his rap artistry.
Doing rounds in the independent hip-hop circuit, YUNG SAMMY created a ripple with powerful tracks Songs like “Mr. Rambo,” “In The Building,” “Top Boys,” and “Aur Chahiye” and many more are top hindi rap hits which are relatable to the young generation and people.
In The 50, audiences see another dimension of YUNG SAMMY. Sammy stands for what is right and dedication to perform each task with his 100%
From ruling the microphone to making his mark on reality television, YUNG SAMMY is showing the world that he is a man of heart, strength, and integrity, and that he is not just a rapper.
In a recent episode of ‘The 50’, he stole the show by performing his rap song, “The Intro.” He displayed his true talent and confidence with his sharp lyrics, smooth flow, and composed demeanor.
Nia Sharma was impressed and appreciated him warmly, saying, “Nice to meet you! I’m a big fan of 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg, but I’ve never had the chance to meet them. I’m so glad I got to meet you. This is such a special moment for me. It’s really nice to have you here in our country.”
