There’s a growing cultural divide between hip-hop’s younger and older stars. Enter YBN Cordae.
LOS ANGELES—There’s a growing cultural divide between hip-hop’s younger and older stars. Some say YBN Cordae can bridge it.
Twenty-one years old and schooled in hip-hop history, the North Carolina-born, Maryland-raised emcee, whose real name is Cordae Dunston, is considered one of music’s most promising rising stars.
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