Dreams do come true! Yung Gravy has made it to the big leagues.
The St. Louis Cardinals just offered Gravy a 1-day contract, and the multi-platinum superstar graciously accepted the terms and his own custom jersey. St. Louis native and commentator Greg Amsinger notably broke the news on MLB Network’s MLB Tonight.
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In a recent viral video, the rapper was asked by social media star Bobbi Althoff if he was a baseball player which caused this big career move. In a TikTok, Gravy revealed his contract saying he was forced to get become a pro player after getting denied by Althoff.
While this career change may be temporary, fans can expect some big changes for Yung Gravy on his upcoming album. Following his latest release “Clementine,” Gravy will be taking a dive into country music.
He is currently gearing up for the “Grits and Gravy” tour and has an album full of country bangers coming soon.
About creating the genre shift Yung Gravy shared, “I was staying at Zac Brown’s crib in Georgia and we tried sampling Chicken Fried. Turned out it was too perfect to be messed with, so I used that inspiration and cooked up a new song about my newfound love for Southern women.”
Gravy will remain on the road throughout the summer and Fall. In between dates on the “Grits & Gravy” Tour 2024, he appears at festivals such as Governor’s Ball and will play several dates in Australia and New Zealand with friend and collaborator bbno$ this July.
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