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The Week That Was: Lil Yachty’s Melodic Odyssey

by | Dec 12, 2023 | Latest, Music News | 0 comments

From le FLEUR lookbook* to his much-awaited track Gimme da Lite, rapper Lil Yachty is having an eventful week. The rap star’s collaborations with Tyler, the Creator and Southside, respectively, have been the talk of the town.

The Lookbook Debut

Lil Yachty made a stylish debut in Tyler, the Creator’s newly released le FLEUR lookbook*. The lookbook, launched early this week, has been gathering steam ever since.

Lil Yachty’s bold and eclectic sense of style matches the vibe of the le FLEUR lookbook beautifully.*

The Southside Connection

The rap star’s connection with Southside has been particularly noteworthy. Their much-anticipated track, “Gimme da Lite”, has finally hit the airwaves. This release continues Lil Yachty’s long-standing work relationship with the 808 Mafia boss. The duo has previously teamed up on popular cuts like “Menace,” “Boat Skirrt,” “Das Cap,” and “Flex Up.”

Where to Listen?

Music lovers can now stream the new song on Apple Music, Spotify, and all major platforms. Moreover, they can also watch the official music video on YouTube.

Lil Boat’s Recent Remix

“Gimme da Lite” comes hot on the heels of Lil Boat’s remix of “Never Lose Me.” This track is the latest from Flo Milli’s upcoming album, Fine Ho, Stay. The project is slated for release in the coming months.

“You so hood, I’m so bougie,” Yachty rapped on the track. “With a flash, we can turn this into Tubi/I’ma snack on your booty like Scooby/I’ma roll the Rolls-Royce like a Rubi/Squirt like a dolphin, my mouth a jacuzzi.”

The Lyricism Discussion

In a recent conversation with Tierra Whack for Rolling Stone‘s “Musicians on Musicians” series, the Let’s Start Here rapper reflected on his lyricism. Yachty, who was part of the 2016 XXL Freshman Class alongside rappers like 21 Savage, Kodak Black, Lil Uzi Vert, and Desiigner, spoke about his unique approach to writing lyrics.

“When I was younger, and coming up, the class I was a part of glorified drugs, face tats, everything under the book, you know,” he said. “And what I learned as I got older—I’m grateful for the fan base I have. It’s a huge fan base, and the love is real. But I always realized that I never had the fan base of certain peers because I didn’t glorify negativity. I didn’t glorify things that I didn’t stand by, you know.”

With the release of “Gimme da Lite” and his recent collaborations, Lil Yachty’s star continues to rise in the music industry. His journey is a testament to his individuality and commitment to his craft.

Stay tuned for more music news and updates on Lil Yachty!

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