Mathaius Young Drops Off WondaGurl-Produced Single "Stuck"

Mathaius Young is back with his latest single "Stuck."

BYAron A.Jan 02, 20182.7K Views

Mathaius Young is a young emcee on the rise right now. Throughout 2017, he made some waves with his many releases and collaborations. He has a promising future ahead of him and is about to make some serious waves in the next year. Now, with a new year finally arriving, Mathaius Young ushers in 2018 with his latest single "Stuck."

Young is back with his first release of the new year. His latest single is a heavy hitting and trunk rattling produced by Toronto's WondaGurl. WondaGurl creates a deep, dark atmopshere that maintains with her signature sound. Meanwhile, auto-tuned voice over the production is equally low-key as it is turnt up. It's a solid track that continues to prove that Young is someone to keep an eye out for this year.

Quotable Lyrics
I'm a real n*gga bitch I keep it 100
I ain't sayin' nothin' unless we talkin' bout money
Need it all, ain't no mothafuckin' dummy
My brotha gotta know that he mothafuckin' drummin

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