YDot GDot is more than an entertainer. Among the many hats he wears, including the infamous orange hat, he’s a businessman and his “No Promoters” freestyle serves as a quick reminder.
In the age of social media it’s easy to assume if it wasn’t posted it didn’t happen. YDot GDot took a few moments out of his busy schedule to let the world know he’s made good money and good investments and he only does business with real bosses on “No Promoters.”
“No Promoters” is short and sweet, lasting less than a minute. Apparently 52 seconds was all Chicago’s favorite needed to get his point across.
Resilience is defined as the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties. YDot GDot started 2020 by earning the right to be called resilient. After the very unexpected passing of his best friend, AD, YDot is working double time and doing everything in AD’s memory; including releasing his new visual “Why They Mad.”
When he isn’t touring the country as a dj, setting the vibes for a party, or hosting the most positive events in the city, YDot GDot is doing what made him an entertainer in the first place: music. Overnight, Chicago’s favorite nerd delivered another anthem for the ladies entitled “Miss Universe.”
Producer and DJ Frankie French teamed up with Two Gully and YDot GDot for his latest release entitled “Africa.”
Tay-K’s “The Race” is a song about being on the lam, released while the artist was actually on the lam. A viral hit, that catapulted the 17 year-old fugitive into stardom, “The Race” is paced to take over the summer. However, Chicago based rapper Emone Quadeem has a message for Tay-K and all the other rappers who covered “The Race.”
The Anti-Chiraq founder has always been known for his positivity and life of the party demeanor and that shines through on his album. Track after track, Ydot Gdot delivers the kind of music the world need. Admittly, largely experimental Dotty’s debut album features sounds never previously explored by the Chicago native. 
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