Marcel Young: the son of legendary rap singer Dr. Dre

The son of rap legend Dr. Dre and his singer wife, Michelle, Marcel Young has been making a name for himself in hip-hop since the age of 11. His career started with a song, “Bitch, I’m Crazy,” featured on his father’s 2001 album, The Chronic. In this exclusive interview with Hip-Hop DX, Marcel Young talks about his upbringing in Compton and how it prepared him for what was to come.

Young has since released five mixtapes, and one album under his alias Soulja Boy Tell them (S.B.) Marcel Young’s most recent release is “The White Niggas,” which was released earlier this year. In addition to releasing music, he also runs his record label called Deckstar Records, which is home to artists such as Lil Durk and Lil Reese. 

Marcel Young has also worked with artists such as Rick Ross, The Game, Snoop Dogg, 2 Chainz, Eminem, Nicki Minaj and more. In 2016 he released his first EP, “The Blue Tape, ” featuring guest appearances from Rick Ross and 2 Chainz, among others. Marcel Young’s music is very diverse, with many different influences ranging from funk to soul to reggae to rock n roll as well as everything in between!

He has been a huge music fan since he was young and started making beats at 12. His first mixtape, “The Red Tape”, was released in 2012 and received praise from everyone, including Kendrick Lamar and Drake, who included him on their albums.

Childhood

The rapper Dr. Dre and Michelle gave birth to their son Marcel Young on 6 February 1991, in Los Angeles, California. Marcel Young was born to the hip hop mogul and singer Michelle, best known for her collaboration with Naughty by Nature. She has also worked with acts such as Boogie Down Productions and Queen Latifah.

The couple welcomed their son together at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after a difficult pregnancy for Dr. Dre. He suffered a miscarriage before his wife gave birth to Marcel, named after his father’s mother.

Marcel Young is also a former member of the rap group The Game Boyz, which consists of himself, Young Jeezy and Lil Wayne, who have released two albums together so far: Bury Me A G and Dead Presidents II: The Autobiography Of Hip Hop. The group was signed to Interscope Records in 2005, but they later parted ways with the label after releasing their second album Dead Presidents II: The Autobiography Of Hip Hop, in 2006.

Michelle was a very active person, and she was not planning to give birth to a child so early in life. She was also single, so she had no one to take care of her until she got a job after giving birth.

Michelle has always been able to keep her pregnancy a secret from everyone except for her family, friends and people close to her. But when she found out that she was pregnant and that there was a possibility that the baby may be born with mental retardation or even Downs Syndrome, she decided that it would be better for the child if they aborted it immediately instead of waiting until it was born.

Marcel Young: explore his Early Years

Marcel Young is a musician and producer who has been involved in the music industry for over 20 years. He was born in Detroit in 1991 and grew up around music. His mother was a singer, and his father was a musician. Marcel began playing the guitar at age 13 and later learned how to play drums and bass guitar as well as keyboards and synthesizers.

Marcel started his career as a drummer before producing records for other artists such as Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder. He also produced several tracks for artists such as Jay Z, Nas & Q-Tip. In addition to being an excellent producer, Marcel also has a great voice which he uses in many of his songs, including “Stranger In My House”, which features Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg on production duties. At the same time, he sings lead vocals himself along with other artists such as The Game & Eminem, who were all featured on the track too!

Dre’s other children have come forward to speak about their father. But unlike Dre’s other children, Young has maintained extreme secrecy around his personal and professional life.

In a video posted on Instagram, Young said he would release an album called “Project E.N.D.,” which stands for “Echo of Never.” He also said there would be a “surprise” release date for the album — but wouldn’t say what it was.

Struggles

His mother was not only the breadwinner but also a homemaker. Michelle’s said, “I was the mom and my husband was the dad.” She was never comfortable with their financial situation and always wanted more for her son. She would give him money when he asked for it, but she would also take it back once he got older and started earning his own money. She wanted to show him that he could be anything he wanted to be and that he could earn his own money so he wouldn’t have to rely on her.

His mother was very strict with him regarding school assignments and homework. He would get in trouble if he didn’t complete them on time or if they were incomplete. However, she did not punish him physically; instead, she would make him do extra work or sit out somewhere where there was no one else around so no one would see what she had done wrong with him.

Marcel Young: Story of His Parents

Marcel’s parents met each other in the Ruthless records during the 1980s. After that, they started their friendship and remained in a relationship for six years until they were married. The two had originally met through their shared love of hip-hop but soon discovered they had more in common than just music.

They eventually became close friends, and Dre often visited Toussaint’s home in New Orleans to hang out with him and his wife, Karen. Dre even helped raise money for Karen after she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

Dre was a fan of Toussaint’s work and was impressed with Toussaint’s new album “By The Time I Get To Phoenix” when it came out in 1990. In 1991, Dre and Snoop Dogg founded Death Row Records, which released Toussaint’s first solo album, “Necessary Roughness”. The label also signed artists like MC Ren and Daz Dillinger.

Toussaint stayed with Death Row for over a decade until he left to start his label called Nappy Boy Records in 1998. He released one more album with Nappy Boy before leaving the label in 2003.

Toussaint worked closely with Dr Dre on hits like “Nuthin’ But A ‘G’ Thang,” ”Forgot About Dre”, and “Let Me Ride.” He also co-wrote most of the tracks on “The Chronic,” including “Nuthin’ But A ‘G’ Thang” and “Fuck Wit Dre Day (and Everybody’s Celebratin’).”

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Where is Marcel Young now?

He’s just a guy who loves to write, and you can tell from how he talks about it. He doesn’t like to talk about himself in interviews because it makes him feel like a celebrity. He’d instead be writing and talking about other people than himself. He’s kind of shy and reserved, but he’s also amusing, warm and engaging with fans on Twitter.

He has worked hard as an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison since October. He has taught classes on the history of Islamic civilization and its relationship to early modern Europe.

And while Marcel is not seeking any spotlight, people have been talking about him since he was appointed to his post by Gov. Scott Walker in January 2014. Walker had chosen him over several other applicants who were more qualified or had more relevant experience, including one who was an expert on terrorism. The governor said that Marcel’s appointment showed that he had confidence in the abilities of state employees and suggested that he would not always be so charitable towards them.