ladies make a video n make ur own dance 2 gutta gurl dance hit me up at www.myspace.com/guttaboy2008 <MySpace Music Player Start .. .. In an era when every rapper claims to be a hustler, you’d be hard pressed to find an MC who actually defines every characteristic of the word like Yung gutta. Aside from soliciting over one million customers to buy his debut ALBUM, gutta muzik, the19-year-old Atlanta native possesses the type of ingenuity rarely seen today. With two No. 1 hits to his credit,,, TRAP STEADY PUMPING n SEXY LADIEZ ,Donathan was by far the most accomplished new hip-hop artist of . UNDERGROUND” was also the 1-selling ring tone in all of the Warner Music Group. Donathan is determined to continue his winning streak with his new album, gutta muzik, and to prove his success is more than just a flash in the pan. “I make fun music but don’t get it twisted,” says Donathan. “I’m a hustler. That’s why I’m in the position I’m at.” Splitting his time between the Westside of Atlanta where his mother lived and the Southside where his father lived, Yung gutta (born donathan A. Robinson) learned how to turn a little bit of nothing into something at a young age. With 4 brothers and sisters, donathan had to be extremely resourceful with whatever he was given. When he was just 10 years old, donathan received an old stereo that would end up becoming the best present he would ever get. “My stepfather bought me an old boombox from a junk yard and told me it had a little mic on it,” he remembers. “The first tape I had was Run-DMC’s Tougher Than Leather, and I realized I could do the same stuff. So the first thing I recorded was to an instrumental section of [Zapp’s] ‘Computer Love.’” It would only take donathan one year to form a group of his own and get into the studio. At the age of 11, he was part of a five-person crew called tsc, but unfortunately they suffered from poor management and were never able to catch a break. donathan literally hustled his way through high school, changing schools twice and finally ending up in an alternative school before dropping out in the 12th grade. After numerous scrapes with the law, donathan started to take music more seriously and in 2005, recorded trap steady pumping” for an independently released mixtape. The song was an instant smash and after performing it live at Atlanta’s Royal Peacock club, he caught the attention of local media mogul Block, who helped introduce Young Jeezy and Boyz N Da Hood to the world. “A lot of people thought that I would sell about 3,000 albums,” says donathan of his debut, released in the summer of ‘06. Surpassing his own expectations, gutta muzik sold more than a thousand copies and earned him his first top plaque a huge feat for any new artist given today’s climate. Before dropping his follow-up album, gutta muzik donathan made the Forbes list as one of the country’s highest-earning underground rapper