Gangsta Boo (born Lola Mitchell on July 27, 1979), also known as Lady Boo, was a member of the Memphis, Tennessee-based rap group Three 6 Mafia’s Hypnotize Mindz.

In today’s hip-hop climate it’s difficult for a rapper to be deemed authentic while still showing their audience they like to have fun. Detroit rapper SAYITAINTTONE doesn’t have that problem. Why? From one listen to his newly released mix tape 500 Million, you get the sense that the young spitter has been through some things, but hasn’t allowed the struggle to deter him from his goal of success. After beginning rhyming professionally three years ago, SAYITAINTTONE has grown as an artist, thanks to the support of his childhood friend, Big Sean.

SD, is the 20 year old baby face member and self-proclaimed ‘savage’ of the infamous GBE rap crew/label from the windy and dismal streets of Chicago. Creating a catchy new musical style spawned a slew of imitators in their wake but SD, Chief Keef, Fredo Santana, Lil Reese, still managed to be the leaders of the pack and inspiration to rappers already garnering platinum plaques and Grammy nods. Surrounded by a squad of peers who are all successful breakout rappers in their own respective rights, he finds there is no comparison between himself and his Chiraq counterparts. SD has already found great success in carving out his own identity my creating a niche style of hipster, cool kid rap, gangster rap with features and videos with the likes of Danny Brown, Riff Raff and Lil’ Debbie. As an independent artist he has already released a 3 volume mix tape titled “Life of a Savage I”, “Life of a Savage II”, and “Life of a Savage III” of which, all were repeatedly downloaded and highly acclaimed by hard-hitting rap enthusiasts and critics alike. Every time SD drops a new song, video or mix tape, within days his streams, downloads and video views soar to the millions and above, most notably with his recently released singles: ‘Overdose’, ‘Guap’ and ‘White B!tch*s’. He attributes his success to a mature outlook on life, due to growing up in the reality that any day could be your last on the war comparable streets of Chicago. Looking forward from where he came from, SD says that his driving force in his life is his daughter who shows him a higher purpose for his life than hanging out on the block and possibly getting locked up or dying. This coming quarter he is set to release his next compilation of music which will both break down musical barriers for rappers from Chicago as well as personal milestones he set for himself.