CyHi

CyHi, born Cydel Charles Young, is an American rapper from Stone Mountain, Georgia, best known as a longtime member of Kanye West's GOOD Music roster and a key contributor to some of West's most celebrated works, including writing credits on «My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy». His rap style is dense and technically driven, favoring intricate wordplay, dense rhyme schemes, and a mix of street narratives with religious and social commentary.

CyHi built his reputation through an extensive mixtape run, including the «Royal Flush» and «Black Hystori Project» series, before releasing his long-delayed debut studio album «No Dope on Sundays» in 2017, which showcased his storytelling range across themes of faith, hustle, and Southern upbringing. Tracks like «Nu Africa» and features across the GOOD Music camp cemented his standing among a generation of technically minded lyricists.

Beyond his solo work, CyHi has been valued as a ghostwriter and collaborator for major artists, lending his pen to high-profile records while maintaining his own catalog rooted in Atlanta-area hip-hop traditions blended with introspective and spiritual themes.