Yung Bleu - Bio, Net Worth, Height

ORIGIN
Yung Bleu is an American rapper from Mobile, Alabama. In 2017, his breakout single “Miss It” immediately went viral and put the artist on the public’s radar. With a barrage of mixtapes, which include the “Investments” series, the rapper has taken the world by force. Born Jeremy Biddle on April 4, 1994, he grew up in the deep south. Being raised in Mobile, he experienced hard life and racism. A member of a large household, Bleu began rapping in middle school at age 11. Two years later, he started releasing his music publicly. A testament to the fact that all careers start somewhere, Bleu initially recorded songs with his Nokia cell phone over a background beat. At 16, he upgraded to a better studio setup. He also relocated to a nicer neighborhood. His lyrical style transitioned as well; going from hardcore street raps into songs about love and relationship.

Prior to rapping seriously, Bleu traced his earliest employment to a local pipe mill. He would work and invest his money back into his music. He later used the word “invest” as motivation for future mixtapes titles. Bleu grew up listening to the likes of Luther Vandross, Boosie Badazz, Tupac, and Lauryn Hill. At 18, he lost a younger brother due to gang violence.

CAREER
In 2013, Yung Bleu’s self-released mixtape “Hello World” featuring the hit single “Go Head,” produced by Drumma Boy, gave his career an early spark. In the coming years, the rapper worked with Young Boss Entertainment releasing numerous tracks. In 2015, Bleu released the first installment of his “Investments” mixtapes. To date, he has reached “Investments 5.” In the process, he developed a massive fan base over SoundCloud, Instagram, and YouTube. His mixtapes and singles have received millions of views and playbacks upon release. As his career blossomed, he made connections with Boosie Badazz over social media. The two developed a professional relationship, collaborated on some tracks, and agreed on a deal.

In early 2017, Yung Bleu signed a record deal with Boosie’s Columbia Records sector Badazz Music Syndicate. That year, Bleu released his breakout hit single “Miss it.” Released in February, the song about a remorseful breakup performed exceptionally well. As of October 2018, it has received north of 74 million views on YouTube alone. Other notable singles include “Smoothe Operator” featuring Lil Durk and “Unappreciated.” Both 2018 tracks have racked up millions of hits.

Recent mixtapes include the “Bleu Vandross” and the “Lucci Vandross” with YFN Lucci. Dropped in April and July of 2018 respectively, both became very popular among fans. Yung Bleu’s newest standout single “Ice On My Baby” is also taking the internet by storm. The newly released music video has 10 million YouTube views in 1 month. Some artists that Bleu has collaborated with include Wiz Khalifa, Lil Durk, Rich Homie Quan, Kevin Gates, and Moneybagg Yo.

PERSONAL
Yung Bleu’s height is 6ft 3in. He has an estimated net worth of $2 Million USD. He has a son. Initially, people said he sounded like Future then Kevin Gates. He is a big fan of Luther Vandross. He often expresses his relationship faults in songs. Bleu claimed that his main goal in hip hop is to be remembered. He also stated that he looks forward to collaborating with more artists in the future. His Instagram has +400k followers and his YouTube channel has +370 subscribers. He has a girlfriend; however, her identity is unknown. He raps about her in his songs.

Yung Bleu Real Name, Birthday, Wiki

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