D’Juan Montrel Hart, known professionally as Young Dro, is an American rapper, songwriter, and philanthropist whose career has spanned over two decades. Born on January 15, 1980, in Atlanta, Georgia, Dro emerged from the city's vibrant hip-hop scene to become a defining voice of the Southern rap movement.

After battling substance abuse and experiencing an overdose, he embraced sobriety and has been clean for over four years. This journey has not only influenced his music but also his role as a mentor and advocate for mental health and addiction recovery. Dro's commitment to community upliftment is evident through his nonprofit organization, It Still Takes A Village, which provides resources and support to underserved youth across the nation.

Young Dro's journey is a testament to resilience and reinvention. From his early days in Atlanta's rap scene to his current role as a mentor and advocate, Dro continues to inspire through his music and actions. His story underscores the power of transformation and the importance of giving back to the community that shaped him.