Cory Gunz
Birthplace: Bronx, NY
Cory Gunz, son of the 90's emcee Peter Gunz, is a new school rapper who is a part of Young Money Entertainment, Cash Money Records and Militia. He is another Weezy protégé primed to have a bright future, and as we all know Weezy knows how to pick them, Drake, Nicki, Curren$y, Tyga and Lil Twist to name a few. If you've heard this cat rap, and I'm sure you have on "6 Foot 7 Foot", you know he's one of the many new school emcees on a different level. Not only is Gunz smart with his lyrics and metaphors but he can also go rapid fire before you know what hit you. You can tell this 80's baby was groomed right by his father because he's got all the tools to become one of the best emcees in the new generation of hip hop. Dude flat out kills anything he's on and the game thanks him for it. He's got that style that after you hear one of his verses you instantly think how hard it must have been to not only write it but then get in the booth and nail it. Can you imagine what life was like as a 10 year old when you dad and Lord Tariq dropped "Déjà Vu (Uptown Baby)", Cory must have been fighting off chicks in elementary school cause of it. You defiantly can't say Gunz got a deal because of his pops and if you've heard him spit you'll understand why, but it still took him a few years to get the YMCM deal. He first starting putting out his Apprentice mixtape series in 2005 and has dropped a few more dope tapes since. Because of the success Gunz got through his tapes he was named as one of the 2009 XXL Freshmen Top 10 list and hasn’t looked back since. What a lot of people don't know is that Gunz was originally featured on Weezy's "A Milli" from Tha Carter III but his verse was later removed before making the final cut, however the Gunz version was included on Weezy & bebo's There Will Be Blood mixtape. You can follow him on his Twitter Here or on his FaceBook Here. Below you can grab all his mixtapes and listen to our favorite tape, The Apprentice 3 - Season Finale.
Download all Cory Gunz mixtapes Here (via DatPiff)
