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Lil Boat, Lil Boat I said lil bitch don't you come over here if you ain't sucking dick Gang with me and you know they keep them sticks Thirty clips they gon' bust it at your lip Hollow tips they gon' rip through your gang I keep my squad with me, I keep my squad with me I said, lil bitch don't you come over if you is not sucking dick I said, lil bitch don't you come over here if you ain't sucking dick, I ain't got no time Last night, we was in that black Beamer My bitch love fur, she's so hated by PETA All these niggas they hate me They mad, they bitch on the daily, but they only get one night Niggas want to fight cause they see I fuck they wife Lil Boat hold the title, Lil Boat, that nigga be nice I said, lil bitch, don't you come over here if you ain't sucking dick I keep the gang with me, you know they keep them sticks

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Miles Parks McCollum (born August 23, 1997), known professionally as Lil Yachty, is an American rapper, singer and songwriter. Yachty first gained recognition in August 2015 for his singles "One Night" and "Minnesota" from his debut EP Summer Songs. He released his debut mixtape Lil Boat in March 2016. On June 10, 2016, Yachty announced that he had signed a joint venture record deal with Quality Control Music, Capitol Records, and Motown Records. His mixtapes Lil Boat and Summer Songs 2 were released in 2016 and his debut studio album, Teenage Emotions in 2017. His second studio album, Lil Boat 2 was released on March 9, 2018. more »

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Usher Brings Precise Details to Pop’s Biggest Stage: The Super Bowl

In a halftime set that touched on more than a dozen songs, the R&B star delivered a raucous Atlanta party and a lesson in intimate showmanship.

Usher, dressed in a blue-and-black motorcycle outfit, stands with his arms out as dancers surround him on a stage.

By Jon Caramanica

A few minutes into Usher’s dynamic and sly Super Bowl LVIII halftime show performance Sunday night at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas came a moment of uncommon, almost startling calm.

Alicia Keys had just appeared, in a sequined red jumpsuit and matching encrusted gown, and rather gratuitously flubbed the opening note of her hit piano ballad “If I Ain’t Got You.”

She recovered, and as she approached the end of the chorus, you could hear Usher singing in quiet harmony as the camera panned back, settling on the two of them at opposite ends of Keys’s piano. Usher picked up the final line of the chorus — alone, smooth and confident, almost whispered — before Keys returned to share the last note.

Allegiant Stadium holds approximately 65,000 people, but in that instant, there were only two. It was one of the quietest sequences in halftime history, a remarkable testament to the gifts of Usher, a performer of precise detail who is enjoyed best with rapt attention.

Most of the rest of the performance — which touched on more than a dozen songs — was grander in scale, designed to fill a football field: A small-bore, granular-gestured showcase gave way to an explosive party. But what this set did so well was make plain that Usher’s commitment to minutiae and his capacity for grandeur are fired in the same cauldron. He can control the stage when it is packed to the gills, and he can do it alone.

Thirty years into his career , Usher, 45, is a showman with his voice, to be sure, but also — and maybe more so — with his body and his feet. From the opening, the telecast was careful not to waste any of his movements, the camera resting on him as he worked through careful footwork and body-bending routines. The fact that he was doing many of these moves on grass, especially in the first segment — “Caught Up,” “U Don’t Have to Call” — was especially impressive.

He began with dance-centric hits with indelible opening lines, took a brief spoken interlude to acknowledge God and his mother, then offered a sprinkle of the ballad “Superstar” before being joined, loudly, by a marching band on “Love in This Club.” Keys’s subsequent set piece ended with the two vocalists singing “My Boo” while tenderly sashaying.

Then the transition to party mode began. The Atlanta producer Jermaine Dupri did some crowd warm-up work before Usher delivered “Confessions Part II,” one of the most upbeat songs about sexual infidelity in pop history. After a brief detour through “Nice & Slow” (with a brief acknowledgment of the song’s recent afterlife as a meme ) and the saucily urgent “Burn,” he came to “U Got It Bad,” in which he did an extended dance routine with an agreeable microphone stand.

Up until this point, Usher had been in a steady procession of dishabille — a white fur coat giving way to a cropped white blazer giving way to a heavily sequined sleeveless T-shirt. Here, he completed the journey, stripping to a tank top and then down to nothing above the waist but his signature U diamond pendant. (In fairness, the jokey preshow warning did say that the performance may cause “possible relationship issues.”)

This was the show’s peak: his strongest singing with his most detailed dancing. It was small-stage Usher — not dissimilar to the one who spent much of the last year performing a residency at the Park MGM Hotel and Casino just 10 minutes up the road — holding down an impossibly grand presentation.

From that point on, everything was loose, unburdened fun. H.E.R. played some thrusting guitar, and shifted into the silky funk of “Bad Girl.” Soon, the stage was cluttered with dancers on skates — an embrace of Atlanta’s Black roller rink culture. Usher himself, now wearing a glittering black-and-blue motorcycling get-up, was on skates, too, and nimbly at that.

An Atlanta party had commenced. He did a tiny bit of “OMG,” a collaboration with Will.i.am that mostly served to underscore the common threads between pop-EDM and the Atlanta crunk music that preceded it by almost a decade. Lil Jon arrived for some motivational shouting, and then transitioned into “Yeah!” That 2004 collaboration took some of the most serrated textures in hip-hop and made them inescapable pop. Ludacris was there, too, managing to sneak in a few of his bawdiest lyrics on this most sanitized of stages.

This finale was a halftime show bonanza: a 20-year-old hit that still sounds like it’s from the future, a rip-roaring party of hundreds, a link between Black college marching bands and the hip-hop and R&B that they often interpret on the field. Everyone onstage did the A-town stomp, the muscle, the thunderclap, the rockaway. “I took the world to the A,” Usher chanted, reminding everyone that in his hands, the global and the local are one and the same.

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You Make Me Wanna... (1997)

The first single from his earliest collaboration with the producer Jermaine Dupri, “My Way” shows the hallmarks of their decades-long partnership: a mid-tempo, bouncing track about relationship woes that leaves room for a dance breakdown that defined the song’s video. Full track

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Yeah! (2004)

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Usher’s longest-charting No. 1 hit, “Yeah!”, which spent 12 weeks in the top spot, was a late add to “Confessions” after the Arista label boss L.A. Reid asked the artist and Dupri to craft a lead single for the album. The result was this eminently danceable Crunk-n-B track with fellow Atlanta artists Lil Jon and Ludacris. Full track

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Confessions Part II (2004)

Usher wrote this magnus opus of cheating alongside Dupri and Bryan Michael-Cox, weaving a soap opera of infidelity over a sparse drum loop, programmed handclaps and a lilting guitar riff. The single became the third of four No. 1 hits from the album “Confessions.” Full track

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Love in This Club (2008)

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This paean to the bottle service era sees Usher delivering silky R&B seduction over synth-driven production and 808 drums, presaging his later forays into electronic dance music. Jeezy’s cocksure cameo verse turns the smoothly libidinous invitation into a full-on dare. Full track

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Climax (2012)

Though it wasn’t the first of Usher’s pop-leaning EDM collaborations – “OMG” featuring Will.i.am and “Without You” with David Guetta came before – “Climax” was his best marriage of the form, featuring a powerhouse vocal that swells and dives as he laments a love that’s “going nowhere fast.” Full track

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<p><em>Don’t Be Dumb,</em> the long-awaited follow-up to A$AP Rocky’s 2018 album <em>Pressing</em> has supposedly been in the works for several years. In October, he told <em>Dazed</em> “I’ve been really experimenting as usual, and what I like about this is it feels like my best work yet.” This was after he dropped the single “Our De$tiny,” featuring Playboi Carti, with a beat from the buzzing New York producer Evilgiane, as well as the single “D.M.B.,” in 2022. The latter professes his adoration for his partner Rihanna in the way one imagines only Rocky can. The 35-year-old rapper has become a father in the years since his last release, and we imagine this next album will give us a peek into what fatherhood has taught Rocky. Perhaps he’ll follow the trend of rap’s other recent dads and share a verse with his son RZA.</p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

Don’t Be Dumb, the long-awaited follow-up to A$AP Rocky’s 2018 album Pressing has supposedly been in the works for several years. In October, he told Dazed “I’ve been really experimenting as usual, and what I like about this is it feels like my best work yet.” This was after he dropped the single “Our De$tiny,” featuring Playboi Carti, with a beat from the buzzing New York producer Evilgiane, as well as the single “D.M.B.,” in 2022. The latter professes his adoration for his partner Rihanna in the way one imagines only Rocky can. The 35-year-old rapper has become a father in the years since his last release, and we imagine this next album will give us a peek into what fatherhood has taught Rocky. Perhaps he’ll follow the trend of rap’s other recent dads and share a verse with his son RZA.

<p>Recently, Future cleared all of the posts on his Instagram, indicating something imminent. The rapper’s been teasing a joint project with Metro Boomin for several months, and Metro himself has confirmed, posting a flick in the studio with Future in September. The pair have undeniable chemistry, having linked up on several of Future’s biggest hits such as “Mask Off,” and the Drake-assisted “Jumpman.” A joint project in 2024 would be the first collaboration between the two Atlanta rap titans since 2017’s <em>Hndrxx</em>. Just before Christmas, Future and Metro both shared notes teasing new music on Instagram, so it’s surely just a matter of time before we get what’s sure to be one of the biggest rap albums of the year.  </p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

Recently, Future cleared all of the posts on his Instagram, indicating something imminent. The rapper’s been teasing a joint project with Metro Boomin for several months, and Metro himself has confirmed, posting a flick in the studio with Future in September. The pair have undeniable chemistry, having linked up on several of Future’s biggest hits such as “Mask Off,” and the Drake-assisted “Jumpman.” A joint project in 2024 would be the first collaboration between the two Atlanta rap titans since 2017’s Hndrxx . Just before Christmas, Future and Metro both shared notes teasing new music on Instagram, so it’s surely just a matter of time before we get what’s sure to be one of the biggest rap albums of the year.  

<p>Carti’s been teasing his third studio album <em>I Am Music </em>with a surprisingly smooth rollout of singles and music videos, including the Travis Scott-assisted “Backrooms” which dropped on New Year’s Day. So far, his new sound appears to depart from the vamp aesthetic he launched with 2020’s <em>Whole Lotta Red, </em>aligning somewhat with the early 2000s resurgence in the air, except from the vantage point of aughts-era Atlanta rap. His mostly young, mostly internet-savvy fanbase has expressed nothing but approval thus far and Carti’s new album is poised to be one of the first major rap releases of the year. After the genre’s drop in the charts in 2023, Carti could dispel much of the discourse around rap’s supposed loss of mainstream influence.</p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

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Carti’s been teasing his third studio album I Am Music with a surprisingly smooth rollout of singles and music videos, including the Travis Scott-assisted “Backrooms” which dropped on New Year’s Day. So far, his new sound appears to depart from the vamp aesthetic he launched with 2020’s Whole Lotta Red, aligning somewhat with the early 2000s resurgence in the air, except from the vantage point of aughts-era Atlanta rap. His mostly young, mostly internet-savvy fanbase has expressed nothing but approval thus far and Carti’s new album is poised to be one of the first major rap releases of the year. After the genre’s drop in the charts in 2023, Carti could dispel much of the discourse around rap’s supposed loss of mainstream influence.

<p>Last year Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar teamed up to surprise drop their collaborative track “The Hillbillies,” featuring a stuttering, infectious beat courtesy of Evilgiane, and a continuation of Kendrick’s playful streak alongside Keem (Who can forget “<a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/kendrick-lamar-top-of-the-morning-1223767/">Top o' the Morning</a>”). The duo would go on to perform at Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw under the name The Hillbillies, a fact they slightly teased in the song’s music video. For all of this, one would hope a full project from the pair would materialize or, perhaps, a follow-up to Keem’s 2021 debut <em>The Melodic Blue.</em> The rapper recently released a visual accompaniment to the project, perhaps setting the stage for a new chapter.</p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

Last year Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar teamed up to surprise drop their collaborative track “The Hillbillies,” featuring a stuttering, infectious beat courtesy of Evilgiane, and a continuation of Kendrick’s playful streak alongside Keem (Who can forget “ Top o' the Morning ”). The duo would go on to perform at Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw under the name The Hillbillies, a fact they slightly teased in the song’s music video. For all of this, one would hope a full project from the pair would materialize or, perhaps, a follow-up to Keem’s 2021 debut The Melodic Blue. The rapper recently released a visual accompaniment to the project, perhaps setting the stage for a new chapter.

<p>Last October, Megan Thee Stallion announced that her next album would be released independently and that she was no longer signed to any label. Not long after, she released the searing and confessional “Cobra,” a single that quickly consumed media discourse as it dealt so openly with mental health. Meg’s also been busy elevating her acting chops, as she’s set to star in the Safdie brothers’ upcoming Netflix film. She’s also set to play a handful of festivals this summer, which could mean that sometime this year, we’ll get to hear Meg’s first release as an independent artist.</p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

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Last October, Megan Thee Stallion announced that her next album would be released independently and that she was no longer signed to any label. Not long after, she released the searing and confessional “Cobra,” a single that quickly consumed media discourse as it dealt so openly with mental health. Meg’s also been busy elevating her acting chops, as she’s set to star in the Safdie brothers’ upcoming Netflix film. She’s also set to play a handful of festivals this summer, which could mean that sometime this year, we’ll get to hear Meg’s first release as an independent artist.

<p>Lil Yachty’s Concrete label continues to become a formidable force within the rap industry. Late last year, one of his signees, Karrahbooo quickly became an artist to watch with the release of a string of impressive freestyles which quickly took hold of social media. The Atlanta rapper’s laid-back, rhythmic flow, has a mesmerizing quality to it, not unlike Veezee or Icewear Vezzo. In December she released the single “Running Late,” carrying on the success of her viral freestyles. The song is proof that Karrahbooo is the real deal and that she’s just getting started. Hopefully this year listeners get to hear a full project.   </p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

Lil Yachty’s Concrete label continues to become a formidable force within the rap industry. Late last year, one of his signees, Karrahbooo quickly became an artist to watch with the release of a string of impressive freestyles which quickly took hold of social media. The Atlanta rapper’s laid-back, rhythmic flow, has a mesmerizing quality to it, not unlike Veezee or Icewear Vezzo. In December she released the single “Running Late,” carrying on the success of her viral freestyles. The song is proof that Karrahbooo is the real deal and that she’s just getting started. Hopefully this year listeners get to hear a full project.   

<p>Not a lot of artists can say they had a better year than Lil Yachty who, after a left-turn experimental album in <em>Let’s Start Here</em>, continued to keep his foot on the gas in terms of rap releases, dropping a bevy of loosies that could have made for at least a short EP. Yachty’s been outspoken about what he sees as a somewhat stale landscape in hip-hop all while he continues to release music from some of the genre’s brightest young acts and consistently go viral with his own tracks. If 2023 meant Yachty got his experimental rock aspirations out of his system, then perhaps 2024 might deliver Yachty’s answer to his critiques of the genre. If anyone was going to infuse the genre with something new, why not Yachty?</p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

Not a lot of artists can say they had a better year than Lil Yachty who, after a left-turn experimental album in Let’s Start Here , continued to keep his foot on the gas in terms of rap releases, dropping a bevy of loosies that could have made for at least a short EP. Yachty’s been outspoken about what he sees as a somewhat stale landscape in hip-hop all while he continues to release music from some of the genre’s brightest young acts and consistently go viral with his own tracks. If 2023 meant Yachty got his experimental rock aspirations out of his system, then perhaps 2024 might deliver Yachty’s answer to his critiques of the genre. If anyone was going to infuse the genre with something new, why not Yachty?

<p>Flo Milli’s new album <em>Fine Ho, Stay</em> was initially slated for a release sometime last year, but as each announced release date came and went, it appeared that the final part of the Alabama-born rapper’s trilogy of wonderfully titled projects had been delayed. The wait has surely only heightened the anticipation. Flo Milli’s 2022 release <em>You Still Here, Ho?</em>, was a welcome jolt of energy thanks to Flo’s dynamic flow and slick songwriting. In December, she dropped the scorching hot "Never Lose Me," which quickly became an online sensation, and she even dropped an alternate version featuring Lil Yachty. If Flo Milli's smoothly confident flow on the track is any indication, her next release is sure to make a mark. </p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

Flo Milli’s new album Fine Ho, Stay was initially slated for a release sometime last year, but as each announced release date came and went, it appeared that the final part of the Alabama-born rapper’s trilogy of wonderfully titled projects had been delayed. The wait has surely only heightened the anticipation. Flo Milli’s 2022 release You Still Here, Ho? , was a welcome jolt of energy thanks to Flo’s dynamic flow and slick songwriting. In December, she dropped the scorching hot "Never Lose Me," which quickly became an online sensation, and she even dropped an alternate version featuring Lil Yachty. If Flo Milli's smoothly confident flow on the track is any indication, her next release is sure to make a mark.

<p>So far Ice Spice’s meteoric rise since 2022 has unfolded with tasteful precision. The Bronx-born rapper has so far dominated every major holiday from Halloween to Christmas, and New Year’s, managing to hit just the right note on social media. Last year, she dropped an expanded version of her debut EP <em>Like…?</em> featuring the bonafide hit “Deli.” This year, she’s already started teasing new music with a snippet earlier this month accompanied by a meme that read: “Think You the S***, B****! You Not Even the Fart,” which happens to be the lyrics in the still unreleased track. It could very well have been an announcement from an artist in album mode. If Ice Spice’s track record is any indication, we’ll know soon enough.</p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

So far Ice Spice’s meteoric rise since 2022 has unfolded with tasteful precision. The Bronx-born rapper has so far dominated every major holiday from Halloween to Christmas, and New Year’s, managing to hit just the right note on social media. Last year, she dropped an expanded version of her debut EP Like…? featuring the bonafide hit “Deli.” This year, she’s already started teasing new music with a snippet earlier this month accompanied by a meme that read: “Think You the S***, B****! You Not Even the Fart,” which happens to be the lyrics in the still unreleased track. It could very well have been an announcement from an artist in album mode. If Ice Spice’s track record is any indication, we’ll know soon enough.

<p>Following the release of his album <em>For All The Dogs</em> last fall, Drake said in an interview that he was taking some time away from music to focus on his health. He made it all of a few weeks before dropping a new set of top-shelf tough guy raps in the form of the <em>For All The Dogs</em> “Scary Hours” edition. The move is to be expected from the endlessly prolific rapper, who managed to drop a new album or collaboration basically every year since 2020. While he could very well be laying low, building his house in Houston all year, one can never be too careful. A Six God release is almost always lurking just around the corner.</p> <p><a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/10-rap-albums-to-look-forward-to-in-2024-1234944413/">View the full Article</a></p>

Following the release of his album For All The Dogs last fall, Drake said in an interview that he was taking some time away from music to focus on his health. He made it all of a few weeks before dropping a new set of top-shelf tough guy raps in the form of the For All The Dogs “Scary Hours” edition. The move is to be expected from the endlessly prolific rapper, who managed to drop a new album or collaboration basically every year since 2020. While he could very well be laying low, building his house in Houston all year, one can never be too careful. A Six God release is almost always lurking just around the corner.

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  1. Lil Yachty

    Interlude Lyrics [Intro] Ayy, yeah, yeah Lil Boat, Lil Boat Yeah, woah Yeah, yeah (yeah, yeah, yeah) Ayy, woah, huh [Verse] I said, "Lil bitch, don't you come over here if you ain't...

  2. Lil Yachty

    Lil Boat, Lil Boat I said lil bitch don't you come over here if you ain't sucking dick Gang with me and you know they keep them sticks Thirty clips they gon' bust it at your lip Hollow tips they gon' rip through your gang I keep my squad with me, I keep my squad with me I said, lil bitch don't you come over if you is not sucking dick

  3. Offset & Lil Yachty

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  4. Lil Yachty

    Interlude Lyrics by Lil Yachty from the Quality Control: Control the Streets, Vol. 1 album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more: (Yeah yeah) Crib is dimensional, my bitch is seminal Orange Dickies suit like a sand town criminal Hundreds be indigo, …

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    Music video by Quality Control, Offset, Lil Yachty performing Interlude. (C) 2017 Quality Control Music, LLC and UMG Recordings, Inc.http://vevo.ly/uCv8ma

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    Yeah, we ain't doin' nothin' for the clout (yeah) Catch a nigga down bad, we gon' get your mouth (uh) Water my wrist and my neck make me drown (splash) I hit your bitch but I'm curving her now (curve) Shawty the action, the verb not a noun (verb) Slurpin' so perfect, she burpin' me now (slurp)

  7. LIL YACHTY

    I keep my squad with me, I keep my squad with me I said, lil bitch don't you come over if you is not sucking dick I said, lil bitch don't you come over here if you ain't sucking dick, I ain't got no time Last night, we was in that black Beamer My bitch love fur, she's so hated by PETA All these niggas they hate me

  8. Boat Interlude (feat. Lil Yachty)

    Provided to YouTube by Warner RecordsBoat Interlude (feat. Lil Yachty) · Veeze · Lil YachtyGanger℗ 2023 Warner Records Inc.Vocals: Lil YachtyProducer: Rocain...

  9. Lil Yachty

    Lil Boat, Lil Boat I said lil bitch don't you come over here if you ain't sucking dick Gang with me and you know they keep them sticks Thirty clips they gon' bust it at your lip Hollow tips they gon' rip through your gang I keep my squad with me, I keep my squad with me I said, lil bitch don't you come over if you is not sucking dick

  10. Lil Yachty

    Interlude Lyrics by Lil Yachty from the Interlude album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more: (Yeah yeah) Crib is dimensional, my bitch is seminal Orange Dickies suit like a sand town criminal Hundreds be indig…

  11. Interlude Lyrics

    Lyrics to Interlude by Lil Yachty from the Quality Control: Control the Streets, Vol. 1 album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more! ... Lil Yachty. Miles Parks McCollum (born August 23, 1997), known professionally as Lil Yachty, is an American rapper, singer and songwriter. Yachty first gained recognition in August ...

  12. Interlude lyrics by Lil Yachty

    Lil Boat, Lil Boat I said lil bitch don't you come over here if you ain't sucking dick Gang with me and you know they keep them sticks Thirty clips they gon' bust it at your lip Hollow tips they gon' rip through your gang I keep my squad with me, I keep my squad with me I said, lil bitch don't you come over if you is not sucking dick

  13. Interlude Lyrics by Lil Yachty

    Lil Boat, Lil Boat I said lil bitch don't you come over here if you ain't sucking dick Gang with me and you know they keep them sticks Thirty clips they gon' bust it at your lip Hollow tips they gon' rip through your gang I keep my squad with me, I keep my squad with me I said, lil bitch don't you come over if you is not sucking dick

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    Watch: New Singing Lesson Videos Can Make Anyone A Great Singer Lil Boat, Lil Boat I said lil bitch don't you come over here if you ain't sucking dick Gang with me and you know they keep them sticks Thirty clips they gon' bust it at your lip Hollow tips they gon' rip through your gang I keep my squad with me, I keep my squad with me I said, lil bitch don't you come over if you is not sucking ...

  15. Lil Yachty

    I'm on some other shit. Ayy, 330 plays, fuck that other shit. And that's not your money, that's ya brother's shit. And my brother locked up for the dirty stick. He on some other shit. That's on some other shit. I just bought a new watch for my other wrist. And I just bought a new purse for my buttered bitch.

  16. Lil Yachty

    I think they mad 'cause I'm on now, bigger homes now (yeah) 3 telephones now can't do a song now (brr, yeah) And I fuck with Chicago, boy R.I.P LA I fuck with his little brother, we hung out back...

  17. Lil Yachty

    Why do they hate on me? Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. Why do they hate on me? Got all this bank on me. Why do they hate on me? Prolly cause I'm a walkin' bank. It's Lil Boat, it's Lil Boat, it's Lil Boat. Why do they hate on me? Why do they hate on me?

  18. Lil Yachty

    Look, ayy I got love for all my niggas locked, so, f*ck the cops Spent a hunnid plus on two lawyers, so, do the math I was gettin' necked up, like a teen giraffe She didn't believe my monthly bills 'til she seen the staff My doggy hoodied, got on line and skrrt the Wraith like Ralph All of my chains white gold, like I'm second place I don't tru...

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    In a halftime set that touched on more than a dozen songs, the R&B star delivered a raucous Atlanta party and a lesson in intimate showmanship. By Jon Caramanica A few minutes into Usher's ...

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    Lil Yachty's Concrete label continues to become a formidable force within the rap industry. Late last year, one of his signees, Karrahbooo quickly became an artist to watch with the release of a ...

  22. Veeze

    [Verse 1: Lil Yachty] I got love for all my niggas locked, so fuck the cops Spent a hundred-plus on two lawyers, so do the math I was gettin' necked up like a teen giraffe She didn't believe my...