Yung Dsa (Bigg Boss 20) Wiki, Age, Height, Wife, Girlfriend, Family, Biography & More

Yung Dsa (Yash Deshmukh) is an Indian Rapper. In 2026, he appeared in the Colors TV show Bigg Boss 20 as a contestant. Read details about Yung Dsa’s Wiki, Biography, Age, Wife, Girlfriend, Height, Instagram, Career, Body Measurement, Family & more.

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Biography/ Wiki

Yung Dsa was born on 30 December 2002 (age 24 years old; as of 2025) in Yerwada, Pune, Maharashtra, India. He began writing and performing hip-hop around the age of 12. Before finding full-time success in music, he worked at a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) call center to support his family.

Height, Weight, Physical Appearance

Yung Dsa’s Ethnicity is Indian, and he has black eyes and black hair. His height is 5′ 6″ and his weight is 55 kg.

Family

Parents & Siblings

Yung Dsa belongs to a Hindu Family.

Career

Early Releases: Started his independent music career with self-produced singles such as “Yung Sitar” (2021) and “Sangeet” (2023).
Breakthrough (“Yeda Yung”): Rose to widespread fame following his viral sitar-infused rap track “Yeda Yung” (released via Gully Gang Records), which gained over 58 million views on YouTube, 22 million Spotify streams, and millions of Instagram Reels. The track’s success allowed him to quit his BPO job and pursue music full-time.
Major Label Debut & Recent Music: Signed with Sony Music India and released his major label debut single “Maaf Kar” (2025), a Marathi rap produced by Cosmo Drop. He followed up with singles including “Chala Kalti”, “Rade Rapate”, and “Fachadi”.

Industry Support: Has earned co-signs and support from prominent Indian hip-hop figures, including Divine, Sambata, and Loka.

Bigg Boss 20: In 2026, he appeared in the Colors TV show Bigg Boss 20 as a contestant.

Some Interesting Facts About Yung Dsa

Both Hindi and Marathi are his native languages, and he frequently blends local Marathi slang, street culture, and classical Indian instruments (like sitar, tabla, and flute) into modern trap beats.
He wrote “Maaf Kar” as both a confession and a reflection on navigating sudden fame, changing lifestyles, and discovering true loyalty after his viral breakthrough.