Yung E is a rising Atlanta rapper whose melodic flows have made him one of the city’s most intriguing rising prospects. He values originality above everything else, and has painstakingly created his own style and sound that make him instantly recognizable once he music is turned on. With just a year’s worth of music out, he’s a fresh face who’s preparing to take over the industry in due time. 
 Most rappers have stories of rapping since they were toddlers. One or both of their parents were involved in the music industry, so they have memories of sitting in the studio and dreaming of the day that they too could get in the booth. These kinds of stories make their music unrelatable to the average fan who wants to see themselves in the artists that they support. For those people, Yung E’s story stands out. He realized, after spending years submerged in the music of artists like Future, Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, and Chief Keef, that he was great at freestyling. At the encouragement of friends and family, Yung E found the courage to hop into the booth and start making music. That wasn’t too long ago. In the span of a year, Yung E has released three projects: Heart of the Trenches, Apply Pressure Everyday, and Class Of My Own. 
 One that he reveals is he is inspired by Future and Wiz Khalifa. In such a short period of time, Yung E has amassed a steady, and growing, fanbase who have become attached to his particular brand of rap. In time, he wants the world to catch on.