YNW BSlime
American rapper
Brandon King (born April 10, 2007), better known by his stage name YNW BSlime (initialism for Young Nigga World BSlime) is an American rapper and singer. He is the younger brother of fellow rapper YNW Melly.
Early life
Brandon King was born on April 10, 2007, in Gifford, Florida. He dropped out of high school following the success of his music career.
Career
King first started making music in early-mid 2018, being featured on several songs with YNW Melly, YNW Sakchaser and YNW Juvy; he recalls freestyling during school lunch in 7th grade. During middle school vacation, his brother YNW Melly threatened to stop paying for King's V-Bucks in the game Fortnite if he did not come to a recording studio with him which pushed King to start recording.
In May 2019, during the 2019 Rolling Loud Miami festival, American rapper Yung Bans invited King to perform his brother YNW Melly's song "Murder on My Mind". In July 2019, King released his first single titled "Hot Sauce" produced by DJ Chose.
In November 2019, King released his album Baby Goat, with appearances from American rappers Lil Tjay and YNW Melly. In November 2020, he released his single "Nightmares" with American rapper Trippie Redd along with an accompanying music video.
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