Project Youngin, an American rapper whose real name is Rashawn Lamar Jones, carved a distinctive niche for himself in the hip-hop scene with a sound deeply rooted in the gritty and raw reality of street life. Born on August 18, 1994, in St. Petersburg, Florida, Project Youngin grew a fanbase through a blend of poignant storytelling and a honest depiction of his upbringing and personal struggles. He garnered attention with his compelling tracks and social media presence, often portraying the hardships and the hustle it takes to rise above adversity.

His music, characterized by its emotionally charged lyrics and authentic narratives, resonates with those who share similar experiences. Project Youngin’s recent discography showcases his versatility and growth as an artist. Songs like "Toxic" and "Motion Man" reflect on complex relationships and personal evolution, while tracks like "Letter From The Projects" and "Underdawgs" narrate tales from the streets, capturing the essence of his journey. With "Florida Takeover Pt 2" and "Milionario," he pays homage to his roots and ambition, continuing to solidify his place in the rap game. Despite facing challenges, including surviving a shooting incident that was widely circulated on social media in 2018, Project Youngin's resilience and creativity shine through his music, as evidenced in his introspective release "Can You Hear Me?" and the determined anthems like "Resurrected."