In an exclusive interview that’s sending shockwaves through the hip-hop community, Young NTG, son of legendary rapper Krayzie Bone, opens up about his journey in music and the weight of his father’s legacy. Speaking candidly on “Off the Radio YTV,” Young NTG, whose real name is Nate the Great, reveals the challenges and triumphs of carving out his own identity as an artist while paying homage to his iconic lineage.

The young rapper, based in Hercules, California, is making waves with his EP “Sleepless Nights,” a project born from late-night sessions filled with creativity and camaraderie. “It was a lot of grind,” he says, emphasizing the passion that fueled the album. He acknowledges the pressure of being the son of a legend but insists on forging his own path. “I always believed in myself,” he states, reflecting on his transition from aspiring NBA player to rapper after a knee injury derailed his sports dreams.

Young NTG also addresses the evolution of the music industry, particularly the impact of streaming and the need for artists to connect with their audience beyond just music. “People have to buy into you before they buy into your music,” he explains, highlighting the importance of stage presence and performance.

With a fresh perspective and a determination to stand out, Young NTG is ready to take the hip-hop world by storm. As he navigates the complexities of the music business, he draws on advice from his father, ensuring that the legacy of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony continues to thrive through his unique voice. This is just the beginning for Young NTG, and the world is watching closely as he steps into the spotlight.