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Gudda Gudda On MTV News Mixtape Daily Talking About Guddaville

Danny M — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 19:07:13 +0000

New Orleans native Gudda Gudda has a bunch of superstars in his camp, including Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj and Drake. Dude might be next in line to blow. Gudda, who’s been down with Wayne for around a decade, has been lacing family records like “Thinking to Myself” (his verse about Kunta Kinte steals the show!) “Bedrock” and “Every Girl” with his laid-back, spoken-word flow. This week, though, Gudda steps to the front with his own mixtape, Guddaville.

“The theme behind Guddaville, I’m taking people on a walk through my eyes,” he explained. “Every time you heard me been a group project. Guddaville is just me expressing how I feel about a lot of different things, taking you in my world.”

Gudda — a New Orleans native — has been mentored by Lil Wayne. Weezy liked his look and wrote Gudda his first rap. After that, though, Gudda stepped his game up through the years. He’s going to be good money on Young Money. One of Gudda’s biggest inspirations has been N.O. hero Soulja Slim. He shouts him and former Hot Boys member Turk out on the mixtape.

“Soulja, any young dude, period, not just a rapper, any young guy from New Orleans, he was like our ‘Pac. So, you know, we all look up to him. I had to acknowledge him. We bumped heads in a lot of different places. It was sad to see him go. I’m gonna continue to acknowledge him. As far as Turk, we speak at least twice a week from jail. I always holla at him. Turk will be home soon.”

You can download Guddaville here. You can also keep up with Gudda on his Twitter page.

Joints to check for:

» “Welcome to Guddaville.” “This is the intro to my mixtape,” Gudda said. “On that song, I’m venting a lot. Just letting people know what’s going on at the time. What I been going through. Different things with different people. I just let it all out on that track. I had to put that all on paper. This is a good intro into my world.”

» “Always Love You” (featuring Nicki Minaj and Short Dawg). “Me and Nicki was in the studio one night trying to get something going. We heard the Whitney Houston sample, pulled the beat up, and Whitney was on the sample saying, ‘I will always love you.’ The obvious choice would have been to speak on a female or dude. We was like, ‘Let’s speak on our cities and how much we love where we from.’ I was like, ‘We could get somebody else on it.’ I ran into Short Dawg. He was like, ‘Let me hear the joint. … I love it.’ He put a verse on it. We did it. New Orleans, H-Town, New York.”

» “Getting to the Money” (featuring Tity Boy). “Basically, I was in the studio, I heard the beat. Instantly, the hook popped up, the lyrics started coming. The beat, I just had to do it. I laid it down and said, ‘It gotta have that ATL flavor.’ I said, ‘Let me call my homeboy and see if he’ll jump on it.’ I hit Tity up, he sent it back two days later. The rest is history.”

Via MTV

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Download All Of Gudda Gudda’s Most Recent Recordings All No DJ

Danny M — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 19:09:38 +0000

If you want to download all of Gudda Gudda‘s recent recordings including the Guddaville mixtape all no DJ, then check out the link below:

Download: http://www.zshare.net/download/672065423fcfc362/

Major shouts to Greg Davenport

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Gudda Gudda Interview With LilWayneHQ.com

Danny M — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 21:04:08 +0000

In the interview below, Young Money‘s Gudda Gudda speaks to LilWayneHQ.com about some of his upcoming projects including the YME Compilation, a typical record session, his first raps Lil Wayne wrote for him, Guddaville, and much more.

We’re here with Gudda! This is George Kiel on behalf of LilWayneHQ and NiceKicks.com, we thank you for taking the time to do this interview man.

All day, no problem brother.

What’s going on with some upcoming projects you got? We know you just dropped Guddaville which was crazy. Is there any more upcoming things you got?

We got the Young Money Compilation coming out, no official date on it yet, but we’re working on that right now. We pretty much done, we just touching up. I’mma just be dropping more music man, keep giving ‘em new music as much as possible. The main focus right now is the Compilation and the Guddaville mixtape.

Is there any more news you can give us on the YM collaboration?

I mean pretty much, it’s just Young Money. We got too much secretive shit we got going on, it’s gonna be our present.

Yeah, we waiting on that man.

So do you have any other projects that your featured on coming up? Because we saw that you did a song with Essay Potna, and one with Spark Dawg. We see you in the Dallas real hard, so you got any other things featured?

I’ve been doing features for a few different people. I’m trying to get something together with Gucci Mane right now and I just did a joint for Beanie Sigel the other night man, that shit is crazy. Yeah, a few other things I don’t wanna speak on cause I don’t know if it’s a go yet, but I’m working though.

Do you know if your going to release an album in the future?

Yeah of course, that’s what I do this for. Probably some time in the next year, I ain’t got an album coming out in the next few months or nothing. First thing first YM Compilation, then your probably gonna get a Drake album, then you probably go anywhere from Nicki Minaj to whoever you know what I mean. But I should be around the third slot, so I can’t really speak on that til probably next year… your gonna get a gang of mixtapes from me though!

That’s wassup, we be waiting on that.

So do you think this upcoming Young Money “Bed Rock” single will be a bigger hit than “Every Girl”?

Shit I hope so. I think it got potential

Do you think you had a better verse on “Every Girl” or “Bed Rock”?

I had fun doing both of those songs. I look at those verses like they are definitely verses that I ain’t tryna spit on. I ain’t looking at none of them verses like ‘ight this one better than that one’, cause I wasn’t even trying to spit on them, like I was just having fun doing them songs. Those songs are like ‘feel good music’, it’s something you have fun doing, it ain’t something you tryna compete on. I like both of those verses, but no favorite.

A lot of people have been e-mailing me and asking me about a Young Money clothing line. Do you and Young Money have any plans to release one?

Nah, not as of right now that I know of. No one said nothing about that.

What’s been the biggest difference from rapping with Wayne during the Sqad Up days and rapping with him now during the Young Money days?

Shit, just watching him grow as a artist, just getting better and better. I was right there with him when he was writing raps, I watched him stop writing raps just doing it off the top of the head. I just got see him grow over the years, probably the best thing I got to see him do.

Lil Wayne not only grew as an artist, because you grew too. We was following you back then when you was saying stuff like “I don’t know why they call it lil’ light of mine, cause it’s like I dim that”.

Yeah, that’s that throwback huh.

Yeah, and that Gudda Gudda and Weezy.

Oh yeah you going all the way back.

Yeah, we going back over here.

That’s wassup, I appreciate that support.

So how does a typical recording session go for you? Do you just write after hearing the beat or do you go in the booth and just spit whatever you want?

I write so much material during the day, it depends on how the beat makes you feel. I got a ton of raps in my phone, so when I hear the beat and that beat makes me think of one of them raps in my phone, I automatically pop up in my head like ‘Oh, that rap will fit good on this real good’ or if I hear the beat and I feel I need to put something new on it, I automatically just start writing right there and then on the spot. Different ways, there is no certain way, however I feel the best way to get it done is if it’s me going to a rap I wrote on my phone earlier that day or a rap I wrote earlier that week. I just get it done best way possible.

Speaking of your raps, we read a recent interview where Wayne said that he wrote your first raps. Do you remember what they where?

I really don’t on some real shit, it was so long ago man. That shit was like when we where young, I forgot, I forgot them raps. I don’t even think I recorded them, they where that old. It was more like him show me how to format a verse and how to put a verse together, how to format words, he was teaching me that part.

What do you do in your spare time Gudda? We see you do a bit of Tweeting sometimes, what else you do?

I just chill man. When I get time off I just chill with my kids. I don’t club a lot, none of that. Studio that’s the main thing, and family time.

We hear you don’t be in the clubs or nothing unless you get paid to be there, y’all stay in the studio?

Yeah, basically.

I know you said Gucci Mane earlier, but who else in the music game would you like to collaborate with that you haven’t done so with yet?

Shit, I got a few people. Pretty much every artist that I wanna work with I already started speaking to them about working together. There was Jeezy, the Gucci situation… pretty much all my favorites that I listen to. Oh Kiss of course, Jadakiss.

We heard there could be a possible Sqad Up song on Guddaville, could there be a possible Sqad Up reunion some time soon?

I can’t speak on that right now.

What’s the deal with the “Amazing Love” and “Lethal Injection” tracks that you did for Wayne, could they be on Rebirth?

They might be, I dunno since they leaked… I dunno if he gonna use them or not, but they might be.

What is your favorite song off Guddaville? We have a few favorites over here, but we tryna see if they match to what you think is a favorite?

I like the “Intro” and the “Outro”, they my two favorites, and the joint with Nicki and Short Dawg “Always Love You” – I like that one too. Shit I like a lot of them, “Getting To The Money”… I made sure that when I put this tape together I enjoyed every song, it wasn’t more like he putting songs on there just cause I got them. I made sure every song on the tape I liked. Sometimes as artists as we record songs we might not like them, but the people might like it… I didn’t go with that, I had to enjoy the song to put it on the tape.

It’s really like an album, because you used a lot of original beats on there so you could really classify that as an album.

Uh umm, it was my first time putting out a project too. So I wanted to make sure its hot, and I didn’t want to do the normal and just rap over other people’s beats. I just wanted to make it a nice project so people can respect the work more than anything.

That mean we can expect that Guddaville 2 to surface some time soon right?

Yeah, I’m working on that. I don’t have a date or anything but I am working on it.

Thanks for your time Gudda, we appreciate you giving us the chance to interview you. Everyone at Lil Wayne HQ and Nice Kicks would like to wish you the best of luck in the future man.

I appreciate it, likewise, same to you.

We would just like to give a few shout outs: George Kiel from NiceKicks.com for doing the interview, Greg Gates and DJ Ill Will for setting up the interview, Fredd Martins for editing the audio, and of course Gudda Gudda! If you missed Gudda‘s “Guddaville” mixtape, you can download a free copy here.

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Gudda Gudda – Guddaville [Mixtape Download]

Danny M — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 22:19:47 +0000

We finally have Gudda Gudda‘s mixtape titled “Guddaville” which is hosted by DJ Ill Will and DJ Rockstar. You can view the front cover above and the back cover/tracklist after the jump below. The tape features Lil Wayne, Mack Maine, Shanell, Lil Twist, Nicki Minaj, Short Dawg, Jae Millz, Ya Boy, Bow Wow, Tyga, Lil Flip, Lil Chuckee, Drake, Lloyd, and Collin Munroe.

Download: Gudda Gudda – Guddaville [Mixtape]
Password: www.youngmoneyhq.com

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Gudda Gudda – No One Else Matters (Feat Bow Wow & Ya Boy)

Danny M — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:59:01 +0000

Check out this new leak from Gudda‘s upcoming mixtape, Guddaville which is dropping this month! The track is called “No One Else Matters“, and it features Cash Money‘s Bow Wow and Ya Boy. The record was produced by Kajmir Royale, and the hook is sampled from Ryan Leslie. You can download it below:

Download: Gudda Gudda – No One Else Matters (Feat Bow Wow & Ya Boy)

Props DJ Ill Will

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Exclusive: Gudda Gudda – Guddaville [Official Mixtape Cover]

Danny M — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 12:18:43 +0000

Check out the official cover for the upcoming Gudda Gudda mixtape titled “Guddaville“. This is a YoungMoneyHQ.com exclusive and this mixtape currently has no release date, but it is coming real soon, so be on the lookout for some new tracks soon!

Everyone should be looking forward to this mixtape as Gudda Gudda is definitely one of best artists out of Young Money, because he kills every track he is on and the fans need some music from him!

Don’t forget to follow these people on Twitter @Gudda1, @DeeJayIllWill and @RealDJRockstar!

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