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Young Bleed reminisced about growing up in Baton Rouge during the late '80s and early '90s. Hailing from the Southside Bottom neighborhood, Young Bleed reflected on the profound impact the crack epidemic had on his community. Young Bleed's upbringing was marked by challenges and resilience, including his mother's life-threatening childbirth decision and the struggle against socio-economic hardships. He also discussed the pivotal moment when his rap career intersected with music mogul Master P. Bleed originally created a local hit which Master P later remixed into the famous track "How Ya Do Dat." This collaboration helped propel Baton Rouge's unique sound into the mainstream.
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