Video: Young Dolph – “It’s Going Down”

The Forbes Hip-Hop Cash Prince Mobs Around New York City in Latest Visual From King of Memphis Album

03.16.2016

Critical Praise:

“Young Dolph has cultivated that formula that makes the bando jump” – XXL

“What makes Dolph exemplary is his affinity for memorable hooks and catchy call-and-response punch lines” – Complex

“King of Memphis is worth myriad repeat listens: Dolph bridges the gap between his hometown and the Atlanta production that dominates rap’s mainstream.” – SPIN

One of the 9 Rappers You Need to Watch In 2015 – WatchLoud

One of the 15 Unsigned Rappers Who Should Get a Deal After SXSW – Complex

Top 10 Hip-Hop Cash Prince of 2016 – Forbes

The Video:

“My dawgs just called me, asked me what we doin’ tonight/ My trap house jumping like a Floyd Mayweather fight,” Young Dolph gloats on “It’s Going Down,” the latest video single from his King of Memphis album. In the greyscale visual, Dolph mobs around New York City, posting up outside the Apollo, traveling on the subway trains, and blowing smoke out of hot-boxing a car service ride With a stronghold on his hometown of Memphis, the prolific artist is now looking to make waves around the country, inviting them into his world on his debut album, King of Memphis. Young Dolph proves he can deliver a compelling full-length all on his own, shouldering the 11-track load without any guest rappers. Noisey, who debuted the album, says “King of Memphis is a solid debut album from one of the most quietly popular artists in the South right now, and it’s well worth your time.”

Prior to “It’s Going Down,” Young Dolph shared “Get Paid,” the King of Memphis album’s lead video single, which depicted the absurd scenario of him getting a court order to show a young man how to make an honest living. Dolph engaged his fanbase several days prior to the release, teasing the concept on I nstagram, “whatever you do – don’t forget to get paid,” he tells the kid. Forbes named Dolph one of The Hip-Hop Cash Princes of 2016, placing him alongside Fetty Wap, G-Eazy, and Metro Boomin, among others. WatchLoud praised Young Dolph as one of 9 Rappers You Need to Watch In 2015 whileComplex dubbed him one of 15 Unsigned Rappers Who Should Get A Deal After SXSW. “What makes Dolph exemplary is his affinity for memorable hooks and catchy call-and-response punch lines,” Complex raved. “This is Young Thug without the odd quirk.” Young Dolph’s King of Memphis is available on iTunes and Spotify.

Watch “It’s Going Down”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGKyR96i4kU

Stream King of Memphis: https://open.spotify.com/album/3HnNyOdm1T23RfhXl78CLt

Purchase King of Memphis: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/king-of-memphis/id1084907209

King of Memphis Tracklist

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Young Dolph Background

Born on the South Side of Chicago and raised in notoriously known Castalia Heights neighborhood in South Memphis, Young Dolph emerged in the urban music scene and amassed a large dedicated fan base. Dolph grew up in a hectic environment, surrounded by drugs and alcohol, but that never completely defined him. He always had a passion for music, but it wasn’t until his peers recognized his talent and suggested that he take rap seriously. Eventually his hustle mentality and creativity led him to consistently dropping mixtape after mixtape. With authentic punch lines and stern club bangers, he created his own lane of High Class Street Music. On the strength of releasing consistent quality mixtapes, Dolph became one of the only independent musicians to have multiple Top 20 records with Preach and California and Top 40 records with “Make the World Go Around” and “Pulled Up.” Yet to release an album, the success Dolph has gained from his mixtapes have led to collaborations with some of the most influential artists in hip-hop including 2 Chainz, Juicy J, Young Jeezy, and Rick Ross. In 2015, Dolph headlined his own tour selling out throughout the country.