Yung Bleu is gearing up to open the doors of Moon Boy University, a 24,000-sq-ft super studio, next month. The “You’re Mines Still” singer is confident that this venture will usher in a new golden era for rap music, dismissing any notion that the genre’s prime has come and gone, especially in the midst of the recent 50th-anniversary celebrations.
Key Takeaway
Yung Bleu is set to open Moon Boy University, a super studio that aims to shape the future of rap music and provide a supportive environment for emerging artists.
Investing in the Future
Yung Bleu, who leans towards the R&B side, believes that Moon Boy University will produce music that resonates with fans, acknowledging the timeless appeal of the sounds from one’s formative years. He aims to provide a platform for artists to create music that complements these cherished times.
A Different Approach
Unlike traditional record labels, Moon Boy University is not focused on claiming a share of artists’ credits and earnings. Instead, it aims to educate and guide artists, steering them away from unfavorable contracts. Admission packages for the university range from $1500 to $10,000, with Yung Bleu personally investing $2.6 million and pledging an additional $1 million towards content production over the next two years.
Welcoming Diverse Talent
Already, Moon Boy University has seen the likes of Sukihana, Kirk Jay, and Seddy Hendrinx grace its Atlanta-based campus. Yung Bleu anticipates a diverse array of artists visiting the university, including unexpected guests. In a surprising revelation, he expressed his openness to welcoming his former mentor, Boosie Badazz, to the campus, hinting at a potential collaboration that could resolve any past financial disputes.
