Luh Tyler has been on a roll ever since he released his first episode of the popular TV show “Law & Order” in November. Having just carved out his niche in the hip-hop scene as a very dynamic artist in Tallahassee, it hasn’t been long until he continues to build back up his momentum with viral cuts like “Back Flippin,” “I Got A Dollar,” and “Can’t Move Wrong” featuring Trapland Pat, “A Day In The NOYA” featuring LOE Shimmy and “Hollywood” featuring DTE Lil Dayday.
Continuing his rise to fame, Luh Tyler continued his emergence with a new single “Dennis” on Friday (3rd of February). In the song, the producers include Flex, FOREVEROLLING, and Rizzo. Throughout this song you will find a lot of bars describing how to get money, how to get women, and more, much like previous ones. The lyrics include:
“Dennis” also comes accompanied by a video, which was filmed by CottoOverDidIt and Herve Mompoint, which shows you the making of the video. The video begins with Tyler riding shotgun next to a woman in an old school droptop, then transitions to Luh Tyler riding shotgun with a woman in a convertible. A blend of claymation style effects and real footage is also used so that viewers can see this 16-year-old basketball star performing in MVP mode while an enthusiastic crowd cheers him on while he is on the basketball court.
The following is Tyler’s explanation of his beginnings in the music business, which he gave in an interview with Dirty Glove Bastard (above):
“As I heard my friends talking about it and things like that, I just felt like I had to try it on for myself and that is what I did. At first, I wasn’t a huge fan of her sound. Honestly, I was not a huge fan of her sound as well. To be honest though, I wasn’t overly enamored with what I heard. … I gradually began to take her seriously when I realized that she had become my second mother, and I had to respect her as such.”
