Philly’s dynamic duo, Sturdyyoungin, and Ohthatsmizz, are changing the music scene with their high-energy anthems, “Trippin” and “Bumbaa,” quickly becoming anthems that are taking over HBCU culture. These tracks dominate homecomings, performances, and playlists, earning them a spot in the soundtrack of college life and beyond.
In an exclusive interview with the rising stars, Sturdyyoungin and Ohthatsmizz shared their love for the HBCU community, a culture that has supported them from the start. Recently, Clark Atlanta University’s marching band took the stage and performed “Bumbaa” at a major game, a moment the duo couldn’t help to talk about.
“Seeing Clark Atlanta perform our song— that’s love right there,” Sturdyyoungin said. “There’s no better feeling than being surrounded by the energy of the HBCU environment”
Beyond their dominance on the HBCU scene, the duo is taking over TikTok, with viral dance challenges to their hits gaining traction among fans and celebrities alike. Big names like Ciara and Kai Cenat are showing love to the tracks, dancing to the beats and spreading the word. Most recently, Sturdyyoungin and Ohthatsmizz released a new music video featuring Black Eyed Peas icon Fergie.The video has racked up an impressive 2.5 million views already.
As they continue to break records and push the culture forward, Sturdyyoungin and Ohthatsmizz have big things ahead. With new projects on the horizon, both artists are firmly claiming their spot within the culture they cherish. The future is bright for these two as they continue to shape the soundtrack of the next generation.
