In the three years since his second solo album, Best Thang Smokin', made him on of the most exciting young rappers from the South thanks to his whispering flow, Young Dro has made a star out of protege Yung L.A., and spearheaded a new hip-hop fashion look by dressing in polo shirts and checkered shorts like he's ready for 18 on the links instead of a night at the club. His third solo album, P.O.L.O, or Players Only Live Once, pays homage to his new found clothing choices, but is also about the tough time Dro had growing up in Atlanta. Now that his label boss T.I. is in jail, it's time for Dro to carry Grand Hustle.