Young Gully began rapping in high school with a few of his classmates and formed a group called Y.H. (an acronym for “Young Hustler”). When he graduated high school he started taking rapping more seriously and honed his skills. Eventually leading-edge producer The Worlds Freshest a.k.a. DJ Fresh took Young Gully under his wing and in 2009 they released The Tonite Show starring Young Gully and in 2010 DJ Racks and Young Gully liberated the highly anticipated mixtape Definition Of Gas and was one ofthe hottest mixtapes of 2010. “Gassin” (the syncopated flow/speedy, Chopper-style used by Twista and Bone Thugs N Harmony) is a term used by Young Gully fans and bloggers alike to describe the way Young Gully agressively attacks a track.
In 2011 followed up Definition Of Gas with the very ambitious David album on DJ Fresh’s own imprint label Fresh In The Flesh. After the release of the album, Young Gully then branched out on his own and released a conjoint album in 2012 with newcomer at the time Kurt Kain entitled Mirror Minds on Hollow Tip’s own imprint Mercenary Entertainment. Young Gully also starting flooding the streets with his own mixtapes, including the The Oscar Grant Project, Definition Of Gas, and the especial The Hustla Movement Mixtape series.
In early 2014, he released his debut studio album HM5 on his newly-launched label YHTM. Later that year Young Gully releasedd a 5-song EP entitled Flight 19 with help from production F1rst Class. Recently, Young Gully released the follow-up to Flight 19, another EP titled Final Destination produced entirely by O-Town producer L.T. Beats. Young Gully is also working on a new album with DJ Fresh and gearing up to manumit his long-delayed sophomore studio album Bermuda. On May 3, 2015, YHTM leaked the lead single from the album, L.T. Beats-produced Come On Down.