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Lil Yachty was born on 23 August 1997 . Lil Yachty is 26 years old .

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Lil Yachty is 26 years 6 months 27 days old . Total 9,707 days old now.

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Zodiac sign of Lil Yachty is Virgo .

Lil Yachty is an American singer and rapper known for his red hair. He was born Miles Parks McCollum in 1997 in Georgia. At the age of 17, he moved to New York City to pursue his career as a rapper and started promoting his music on SoundCloud. In 2015 his first single " One Night " became popular and opened Yachty a way to make necessary contacts in the world of hip hop. He collaborated with  Kanye West , DRAM, Kyle, and other rappers. In 2016 he released his two first mixtapes with the singles like " Minnesota ", " Wanna Be Us ", " Pretty ", " Life Goes On ", and many others. In 2017 his first studio album Teenage Emotions came out and managed to reach No 5 in Billboard Charts. A year later, two more albums were released and brought more popularity helping Yachty attract more attention of hip hop fans. In 2018 he became one of the presenters of annual MTV Awards. Lil Yachty also tried acting and modeling by collaborating with a few clothes producing companies. His YouTube channel is extremely popular and, as of the mid 2023, there are almost 2.9 million followers there.

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Lil Yachty was born on August 23, 1997 (age 25 years; as in 2022) in Mableton, Georgia, United States. His real name is Miles Parks McCollum . He attended Alabama State University in 2015 but soon dropped out to pursue his musical career. His Father’s name is Shannon McCollum and his Mother’s name is Venita McCollum . He has a sister named Kodie Shane.

Lil Yachty Wiki / Biography

• Name – Lil Yachty
• Real Name – Miles Parks McCollum
• Nick Name – Lil Boat, Darnell Boat, FaZe Boat, C.V. Thomas
• Birthday – August 23, 1997
• Age – 25 Years (as in 2022)
• Gender – Male
• Nationality –  American
• Zodiac/Sun Sign – Virgo
• Religion – Christianity
• Born In – Mableton, Georgia, United States
• Hometown – Mableton, Georgia, United States
• Famous As – Rapper
• Profession – Rapper , Singer , Songwriter
• Years active – 2014 – present
• Debut Album – Teenage Emotions (2017)
• Debut Single – One Night (2016)
• Debut Music videos – One Night (2016)
• Genres – Hip hop, trap, pop rap
• Father – Shannon McCollum
• Mother – Venita McCollum
• Brother – N/A
• Sister – Kodie Shane

Lil Yachty Wife, Girlfriends, Affairs and More

• Affairs/Girlfriends – Megan Denise
• Marital Status – Unmarried
• Wife Name – Not known
• Children – 1
• Daughter Name – Name not known
• Son Name – N/A

Educational Qualifications

• School – Pebblebrook High School
• College – Alabama State University
• Qualifications – Dropped out

Physical Stats & More

• Height – 178 cm (in feet inches- 5′ 10″)
• Weight – 75 kg (in pounds- 165 lbs)
• Body Measurements – Not known
• Eye Colour – Black
• Hair Colour – Black

Lil Yachty Wikipedia

Lil Yachty is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter. He is from Mableton, Georgia, United States. He is famous for his single “ One Night ” in 2015.

He has released four studio albums Teenage Emotions in 2017. His second and third studio albums Lil Boat 2 and Nuthin’ 2 Prove released in 2018 and Lil Boat 3, was released in 2020.

He is very active and famous on social media. He has more than 10 million followers on Instagram and more than 2.6 million followers on his Facebook account as of October 2022.

Lil Yachty Net Worth is $11 million.

Favorite things

• Favorite Actor – Not known
• Favorite Actress – Not known
• Favorite Food – Burger
• Favorite Holiday Destination – Miami
• Favorite Sports – Cricket
• Favorite Color – Black
• Hobbies – Playing Music, Traveling

Lil Yachty is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter.

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How Lil Yachty Ended Up at His Excellent New Psychedelic Album Let's Start Here

By Brady Brickner-Wood

The evening before Lil Yachty released his fifth studio album,  Let’s Start Here,  he  gathered an IMAX theater’s worth of his fans and famous friends at the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City and made something clear: He wanted to be taken seriously. Not just as a “Soundcloud rapper, not some mumble rapper, not some guy that just made one hit,” he told the crowd before pressing play on his album. “I wanted to be taken serious because music is everything to me.” 

There’s a spotty history of rappers making dramatic stylistic pivots, a history Yachty now joins with  Let’s Start Here,  a funk-flecked psychedelic rock album. But unlike other notable rap-to-rock faceplants—Kid Cudi’s  Speedin’ Bullet 2 Heaven  comes to mind, as does Lil Wayne’s  Rebirth —the record avoids hackneyed pastiche and gratuitous playacting and cash-grabbing crossover singles; instead, Yachty sounds unbridled and free, a rapper creatively liberated from the strictures of mainstream hip-hop. Long an oddball who’s delighted in defying traditional rap ethos and expectations,  Let’s Start Here  is a maximalist and multi-genre undertaking that rewrites the narrative of Yachty’s curious career trajectory. 

Admittedly, it’d be easy to write off the album as Tame Impala karaoke, a gimmicky record from a guy who heard Yves Tumor once and thought: Let’s do  that . But set aside your Yachty skepticism and probe the album’s surface a touch deeper. While the arrangements tend toward the obvious, the record remains an intricate, unraveling swell of sumptuous live instruments and reverb-drenched textures made more impressive by the fact that Yachty co-produced every song. Fielding support from an all-star cast of characters, including production work from former Chairlift member Patrick Wimberly, Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s Jacob Portrait, Justin Raisen, Nick Hakim, and Magdalena Bay, and vocals from Daniel Caesar, Diana Gordon,  Foushée , Justine Skye, and Teezo Touchdown, Yachty surrounds himself with a group of disparately talented collaborators. You can hear the acute attention to detail and wide-scale ambition in the spaced-out denouement on “We Saw the Sun!” or on the blistering terror of “I’ve Officially Lost Vision!!!!” or during the cool romanticism of “Say Something.” Though occasionally overindulgent,  Let’s Start Here  is a spectacular statement from hip-hop’s prevailing weirdo. It’s not shocking that Yachty took another hard left—but how exactly did he end up  here ?

In 2016, as the forefather of “bubblegum trap” ascended into mainstream consciousness, an achievement like  Let’s Start Here  would’ve seemed inconceivable. The then 18-year-old Yachty gained national attention when a pair of his songs, “One Night” and “Minnesota,” went viral. Though clearly indebted to hip-hop trailblazers Lil B, Chief Keef, and Young Thug, his work instantly stood apart from the gritted-teeth toughness of his Atlanta trap contemporaries. Yachty flaunted a childlike awe and cartoonish demeanor that communicated a swaggering, unbothered cool. His singsong flows and campy melodies contained a winking humor to them, a subversive playfulness that endeared him to a generation of very online kids who saw themselves in Yachty’s goofy, eccentric persona. He starred in Sprite  commercials alongside LeBron James, performed live shows at the  Museum of Modern Art , and modeled in Kanye West’s  Life of Pablo  listening event at Madison Square Garden. Relishing in his cultural influence, he declared to the  New York Times  that he was not a rapper but an  artist. “And I’m more than an artist,” he added. “I’m a brand.”

 As Sheldon Pearce pointed out in his Pitchfork  review of Yachty’s 2016 mixtape,  Lil Boat , “There isn’t a single thing Lil Yachty’s doing that someone else isn’t doing better, and in richer details.” He wasn’t wrong. While Yachty’s songs were charming and catchy (and, sometimes, convincing), his music was often tangential to his brand. What was the point of rapping as sharply as the Migos or singing as intensely as Trippie Redd when you’d inked deals with Nautica and Target, possessed a sixth-sense for going viral, and had incoming collaborations with Katy Perry and Carly Rae Jepsen? What mattered more was his presentation: the candy-red hair and beaded braids, the spectacular smile that showed rows of rainbow-bedazzled grills, the wobbly, weak falsetto that defaulted to a chintzy nursery rhyme cadence. He didn’t need technical ability or historical reverence to become a celebrity; he was a meme brought to life, the personification of hip-hop’s growing generational divide, a sudden star who, like so many other Soundcloud acts, seemed destined to crash and burn after a fleeting moment in the sun.

 One problem: the music wasn’t very good. Yachty’s debut album, 2017’s  Teenage Emotions, was a glitter-bomb of pop-rap explorations that floundered with shaky hooks and schmaltzy swings at crossover hits. Worse, his novelty began to fade, those sparkly, cheerful, and puerile bubblegum trap songs aging like day-old french fries. Even when he hued closer to hard-nosed rap on 2018’s  Lil Boat 2  and  Nuthin’ 2 Prove,  you could feel Yachty desperate to recapture the magic that once came so easily to him. But rap years are like dog years, and by 2020, Yachty no longer seemed so radically weird. He was an established rapper making mid mainstream rap. The only question now was whether we’d already seen the best of him.

If his next moves were any indication—writing the  theme song to the  Saved by the Bell  sitcom revival and announcing his involvement in an upcoming  movie based on the card game Uno—then the answer was yes. But in April 2021, Yachty dropped  Michigan Boat Boy,  a mixtape that saw him swapping conventional trap for Detroit and Flint’s fast-paced beats and plain-spoken flows. Never fully of a piece with his Atlanta colleagues, Yachty found a cohort of kindred spirits in Michigan, a troop of rappers whose humor, imagination, and debauchery matched his own. From the  looks of it, leaders in the scene like Babyface Ray, Rio Da Yung OG, and YN Jay embraced Yachty with open arms, and  Michigan Boat Boy  thrives off that communion. 

 Then “ Poland ” happened. When Yachty uploaded the minute-and-a-half long track to Soundcloud a few months back, he received an unlikely and much needed jolt. Building off the rage rap production he played with on the  Birthday Mix 6  EP, “Poland” finds Yachty’s warbling about carrying pharmaceutical-grade cough syrup across international borders, a conceit that captured the imagination of TikTok and beyond. Recorded as a joke and released only after a leaked version went viral, the song has since amassed over a hundred-millions streams across all platforms. With his co-production flourishes (and adlibs) splattered across Drake and 21 Savage’s  Her Loss,  fans had reason to believe that Yachty’s creative potential had finally clicked into focus.

 But  Let’s Start Here  sounds nothing like “Poland”—in fact, the song doesn’t even appear on the project. Instead, amid a tapestry of scabrous guitars, searing bass, and vibrant drums, Yachty sounds right at home on this psych-rock spectacle of an album. He rarely raps, but his singing often relies on the virtues of his rapping: those greased-vowel deliveries and unrushed cadences, the autotune-sheathed vibrato. “Pretty,” for instance, is decidedly  not  a rap song—but what is it, then? It’s indebted to trap as much as it is ’90s R&B and MGMT, its drugged-out drums and warm keys able to house an indeterminate amount of ideas.

Yachty didn’t need to abandon hip-hop to find himself as an artist, but his experimental impulses helped him craft his first great album. Perhaps this is his lone dalliance in psych rock—maybe a return to trap is imminent. Or, maybe, he’ll make another 180, or venture deeper into the dystopia of corporate sponsorships. Who’s to say? For now, it’s invigorating to see Yachty shake loose the baggage of his teenage virality and emerge more fully into his adult artistic identity. His guise as a boundary-pushing rockstar isn’t a new archetype, but it’s an archetype he’s infused with his glittery idiosyncrasies. And look what he’s done: he’s once again morphed into a star the world didn’t see coming.

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Okay, But When Did Lil Yachty Take the Wock to Poland?

Just in case you haven’t heard by now: Lil Yachty took the wock to Poland. The rapper and pizza mogul has been building buzz over the past week for an 83-second song that’s little more than him repeating the hook “I took the wock to Poland” in a manner somewhere between an operatic recitative and singing through a fan. (Wock, if you don’t know, is a nickname for Wockhardt cough syrup, a go-to for mixing lean; Yachty had previously rapped about his love of the wock on “Wocky My Lover.”) The song leaked on SoundCloud, prompted a bunch of memes , and ended up with an unofficial video with over 4 million views before officially hitting streaming services and getting a Lyrical Lemonade music video today.

None of that is surprising — it’s a hypnotic, fun song you’ll definitely want on repeat. But there’s still one question: When , exactly, did Yachty take the wock to Poland? According to Setlist.fm, the rapper has never performed in the country; the last time Yachty properly toured Europe, in 2017, Poland wasn’t on the list . Vulture reached out to a representative for Yachty to ask if he had ever performed in Poland but has not received a response. Meanwhile, that unofficial “Poland” video, posted by Hotspot Music, purports to be shot at “6:00 am somewhere in Poland,” but it’s clear from the English-language street signs that it was made nowhere near Poland. The Lyrical Lemonade video was shot in the New York City subway (though a sign was changed to read “POLAND”).

So we hate to break it to you, but it looks as though Yachty might never have actually taken the wock to Poland. But that could be about to change. Yachty’s manager, Pierre “Pee” Thomas, shared with HipHopDX that the rapper had been formally invited to Poland by the country’s prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki. “Oh shit,” Yachty replied, according to screenshots of their texts. But is he packing the wock?

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Lil Yachty appears ready to release his first new album in three years later this month. 

On social media Tuesday, Jan. 17, the rapper shared what was ostensibly the weird-as-hell cover art for his next LP — a surreal image of a group of besuited adults sporting some deranged smiles — along with the title and release date: Let’s Start Here out Jan. 27. 

Lil Yachty then cryptically added, “Chapter 2,” before thanking fans “for the patience.”

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Lil yachty's delightfully absurd path to 'let's start here'.

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LOS ANGELES, CA - OCTOBER 29: Lil Yachty performs on the Stage during day 2 of Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival 2017 at Exposition Park on October 29, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. Rich Fury/Getty Images hide caption

LOS ANGELES, CA - OCTOBER 29: Lil Yachty performs on the Stage during day 2 of Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival 2017 at Exposition Park on October 29, 2017 in Los Angeles, California.

Lil Yachty often worked better as an idea than a rapper. The late-decade morass of grifters like Lil Pump, amidst the self-serious reign of Future and Drake (eventual Yachty collaborators, for what it's worth), created a demand for something lighter, someone charismatic, a throwback to a time in the culture when characters like Biz Markie could score a hit or Kool Keith could sustain a career in one hyper-specific lane of rap fandom. Yachty fulfilled the role: His introduction to many was through a comedy skit soundtracked by his viral breakout "1 Night," which tapped into the song's deadpan delivery and was the perfect complement for its sleepy charm. The casual fan knows him best for a pair of collaborations in 2016: as one-half of the zeitgeist-defining single "Broccoli" with oddity D.R.A.M., or "iSpy," a top-five pop hit with backpack rapper Kyle. Yachty embodied the rapper as larger-than-life character — from his candy-colored braids to his winning smile — and while the songs themselves were interesting, you could be forgiven for wondering if there was anything substantial behind the fun, the grounds for the start of a long career.

As if to supplement his résumé, Yachty seemed to emerge as a multimedia star. Perhaps you remember him in a Target commercial; heard him during the credits for the Saved by the Bell reboot; spotted him on a cereal box; saw him co-starring in the ill-fated 2019 sequel to How High . TikTok microcelebrity followed. Then the sentences got more and more absurd: Chef Boyardee jingle with Donny Osmond; nine-minute video cosplaying as Oprah; lead actor in an UNO card game movie. Somewhere in a cross-section of pop-culture detritus and genuine hit-making talent is where Yachty resides. That he didn't fade away immediately is a testament to his charm as a cultural figure; Yachty satisfied a need, and in his refreshingly low-stakes appeal, you could imagine him as an MTV star in an alternate universe. Move the yardstick of cultural cachet from album sales to likes and he emerges as a generation-defining persona, if not musician.

Early success and exposure can threaten anyone's career, none so much as those connected to the precarious phenomenon of SoundCloud rap. Yachty's initial peak perhaps seeded his desire years later to sincerely pursue artistry with Let's Start Here , an album fit for his peculiar trajectory, because throughout the checks from Sprite and scolding Ebro interviews he never stopped releasing music, seemingly to satisfy no one other than himself and the generation of misfits that he seemed to be speaking for.

But to oversell him as a personality belittles his substantial catalog. Early mixtapes like Lil Boat and Summer Songs 2 , which prophetically brought rap tropes and pop sounds into harmony, were sustained by the teenage artist's commitment to selling the vibe of a track as he warbled its memorable hook. It was perhaps his insistence to demonstrate that he could rap, too, that most consistently pockmarked his output during this period. These misses were the necessary growing pains of a kid still finding his footing, and through time and persistence, a perceived weakness became a strength. Where his peers Lil Uzi Vert and Playboi Carti found new ways to express themselves in music, Yachty dug in his heels and became Quality Control's oddball representative, acquitting himself on guest appearances and graduating from punchline rapper to respectable vet culminating in the dense and rewarding Lil Boat 3 from 2020, Yachty's last official album.

Which is why the buzzy, viral "Poland" from the end of 2022 hit different — Yachty tapped back into the same lively tenor of his early breakthroughs. The vibrato was on ten, the beat menaced and hummed like a broken heater, he rapped about taking cough syrup in Poland, it was over in under two minutes and endlessly replayable. Yachty has already lived a full career arc in seven years — from the 2016 king of the teens, to budding superstar, to pitchman, to regional ambassador. But following "Poland" with self-aware attempts at similar virality would be a mistake, and you can't pivot your way to radio stardom after a hit like that, unless you're a marketing genius like Lil Nas X. How does he follow up his improbable second chance to grab the zeitgeist?

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Let's Start Here is Lil Yachty's reinvention, a born-again Artist's Statement with no rapping. It's billed as psychedelic rock but has a decidedly accessible sound — the sun-kissed warmth of an agreeable Tame Impala song, with bounce-house rhythms and woozy guitars in the mode of Magdalena Bay and Mac DeMarco (both of whom guest on the album) — something that's not quite challenging but satisfying nonetheless. Contrast with 2021's Michigan Boy Boat , where Yachty performed as tour guide through Michigan rap: His presence was auxiliary by function on that tape, as he ceded the floor to Babyface Ray, Sada Baby and Rio Da Yung OG; it was tantalizing curation, if not a work of his own personal artistry. It's tempting to cast Let's Start Here as another act of roleplay, but what holds this album together is Yachty's magnetic pull. Whether or not you're someone who voluntarily listens to the Urban Outfitters-approved slate of artists he's drawing upon, his star presence is what keeps you engaged here.

Yachty has been in the studio recording this album since 2021, and the effort is tangible. He didn't chase "Poland" with more goofy novelties, but he also didn't spit this record out in a month. Opener (and highlight) "The Black Seminole" alternates between Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix-lite references. It's definitely a gauntlet thrown even if halfway through you start to wonder where Yachty is. The album's production team mostly consists of Patrick Wemberly (formerly of Chairlift), Jacob Portrait (of Unknown Mortal Orchestra), Jeremiah Raisen (who's produced for Charli XCX, Sky Ferreira and Drake) and Yachty himself, who's established himself as a talented producer since his early days. (MGMT's Ben Goldwasser also contributed.) The group does a formidable job composing music that is dense and layered enough to register as formally unconventional, if not exactly boundary-pushing. Yachty frequently reaches for his "Poland"-inspired uber-vibrato, which adds a bewitching texture to the songs, placing him in the center of the track. Other moments that work: the spoken-word interlude "Failure," thanks to contemplative strumming from Alex G, and "The Ride," a warm slow-burn that coasts on a Jam City beat, giving the album a lustrous Night Slugs moment. "I've Officially Lost Vision" thrashes like Yves Tumor.

Yet the best songs on Let's Start Here push Yachty's knack for hooks and snaking melodies to the fore and rely less on studio fireworks — the laid-back groove of "Running Out of Time," the mournful post-punk of "Should I B?" and the slow burn of "Pretty," which features a bombastic turn from vocalist Foushee. That Yachty's vaunted indie collaborators were able to work in simpatico with him proves his left-of-center bonafides. It's a reminder that he's often lined his projects with successful non-rap songs, curios like "Love Me Forever" from Lil Boat 2 and "Worth It" from Nuthin' 2 Prove . That renders Let's Start Here a less startling turn than it may appear at first glance, and also underlines his recurring talent for making off-kilter pop music, a gift no matter the perceived genre.

At a listening event for the record, Yachty stated: "I created [this] because I really wanted to be taken seriously as an artist. Not just some SoundCloud rapper, not some mumble rapper. Not some guy that just made one hit," seemingly aware of the culture war within his own genre and his place along the spectrum of low- to highbrow. To be sure, whether conscious of it or not, this kind of mentality is dismissive of rap music as an artform, and also undermines the good music Yachty has made in the past. Holing up in the studio to make digestibly "weird" indie-rock with a cast of talented white people isn't intrinsically more artistic or valid than viral hits or a one-off like "Poland." But this statement scans less as self-loathing and more as a renewed confidence, a tribute to the album's collective vision. And people like Joe Budden have been saying "I don't think Yachty is hip-hop " since he started. So what if he wants to break rank now?

Lil Yachty entered the cultural stage at 18, and has grown up in public. It adds up that, now 25, he would internalize all the scrutiny he's received and wish to cement his artistry after a few thankless years rewriting the rules for young, emerging rappers. Let's Start Here may not be the transcendent psychedelic rock album that he seeks, but it is reflective of an era of genreless "vibes" music. Many young listeners likely embraced Yachty and Tame Impala simultaneously; it tracks he would want to bring these sounds together in a genuine attempt to reach a wider audience. Nothing about this album is cynical, but it is opportunistic, a creation in line with both a shameless mixed-media existence and his everchanging pop alchemy. The "genre" tag in streaming metadata means less than it ever has. Credit to Yachty for putting that knowledge to use.

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The singer-songwriter Sadie Jean performed a lovelorn track and left room for a response. Lil Yachty took the bait. But their duet isn’t the track available for streaming.

By Jon Caramanica

In October, Sadie Jean, a singer-songwriter and a sophomore at New York University’s Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music, hit the road with some friends to work on writing songs. One particular number, a plea for reconnection with someone who slipped away, began to take shape .

Jean has a sweet yet sturdy voice, and the song, “WYD Now?,” is an astute nugget of coming-of-age trepidation:

I don’t wanna be 20-something, and still in my head about 17 in my bedroom talking, you said that by now we’d Paint the walls of our shared apartment You’re still everything I want and I think we could work it out

The chorus ends with a cold-call query: “So what are you doing now?”

Jean was making TikToks on the trip, and in one of them , a friend urges her to share the song with its subject: “You have to send it to him.”

Maybe she did, maybe she didn’t. But what she chose to do next almost certainly got his attention. She released a snippet of “WYD Now?” as a sound that could be appended by TikTok users to their own heartbreak videos.

Then, on Thanksgiving, she issued an “open verse challenge,” a reliable TikTok gimmick to boost a song’s virality, in which a musician performs a song but leaves a gap for a collaborator, with the hope that others on the app might duet the video and fill the empty space with something special.

Challenges like these have become routine, but Jean’s chorus, a searching question in need of a reply, turned out to be perfectly suited for the format. In her video, she lip-synced her chorus into a wooden spoon, then extended the spoon to the camera with a plaintive look in her eyes, seeking resolution.

In the weeks since, dozens have taken up the eight-bar challenge, with a wide range of approaches. Last week, the best-case scenario unfolded: A bona fide star took the bait. The rapper and singer Lil Yachty delivered a synthetic, adoring reply. First, he played with the structure, jumping in before the beginning of the eight bars, telegraphing emotional directness and urgency: “Fiiiiiiinallyyyydoingggggbettttterrrrr.” And his verse was tender, meeting Jean’s desperation with deep-sigh resignation.

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The Yachty verse capped a wild six weeks for “WYD Now?,” which has become something of a micromeme on TikTok. The responses have been traveling a wild arc, taking in music and comedy, sincerity and absurdity. (Also, a de rigueur comment from Charlie Puth .)

First, there were the well-matched duets — @theofficialkristylee writing from the perspective of an older sister; an intricate sigh by @zakharartist ; a bolt of lame-ex skepticism from @heyitsjewelss ; seductive therapy talk from @davinchi ; and an early-Drake-style rap from @lucasstadvec (“My pettiness is me trying not to get back with you/You bad for me and it’s unfair that I’m not bad for you”). Those who chose to rap in the eight bars took more thematic latitude, with vividly detailed verses about sex and violence comically juxtaposed against Jean’s earnestness.

The most striking and natural effort was by @zai1k_ , whose voice is an engine purr but sings with a light bristle. “You wanna leave, gal, then I won’t hold you/Don’t say you need me, bae, ’cause I done told you/You keep walking around, you acting like I owe you, but I don’t owe you, girl.”

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Consuming these duets in a big gulp highlights not only the surfeit of raw talent that pulses through TikTok every day, but also the collective power of myriad approaches. Singers found unique countermelodies; rappers explored intriguing counterrhythms. Some songs picked up the age theme in Jean’s original, and more than a few referenced the spoon.

As the weeks passed, the collaborations became more absurd — Jean would re-duet some of the funny ones, in on the joke she unintentionally made — and even opportunistic. This light thirst began to professionalize the challenge, recalling, in a way, the early energy and promise of “American Idol,” when contestants were urged to impose personality onto edgeless standards. For good measure, @hashtagcatie — that’s Catie Turner, the affable eccentric from “Idol” Season 16 — did a Lucy Dacus-esque duet, too. So did @franciskarelofficial , who bounded to fame on TikTok last year during a similar challenge issued by the pop star Meghan Trainor.

The finished Sadie Jean-only version of “WYD Now?” was released to streaming services on Dec. 10; it exists as a duet only within the walls of the app. But perhaps sensing a moment, another young singer, Stacey Ryan, started a challenge for a sparkly cabaret-style number in late December.

@zai1k_ hopped on that challenge as well, his verse just as seamless as the one he wrote for Jean. And he and Ryan elevated the stakes, too, announcing that a full version of their collaboration would be released to streaming services later this week.

It’s a savvy move, to graduate the frisky energy of impromptu collaboration to a more formal stage. But it also opens up the idea of what, exactly, a song release could be in this creative moment. On streaming services, you can hear Jean’s solo version, but all of the aforementioned collaborators are part of the song’s journey, too. Why not release an EP with all the different duets, the modern-day equivalent of the remix EP of old, or a dancehall riddim album? No one gets anywhere alone anymore.

Jon Caramanica is a pop music critic for The Times and the host of the Popcast . He also writes the men's Critical Shopper column for Styles. He previously worked for Vibe magazine, and has written for the Village Voice, Spin, XXL and more. More about Jon Caramanica

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Lil Yachty, born August 23, 1997, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. With the birth name Miles Parks McCollum, he became famous for his style and music business accomplishments. Fans want to know about their favourite celebrities’ personal lives and net worth.

How tall is Lil Yachty?

Lil Yachty height is 180 cm (5’11”) and weighs 73 kg (160 lbs). These measures give fans and followers an idea of his size. Admirers are often drawn to celebrities’ height and weight, which affects their image.

These measures can alter over time due to lifestyle choices, fitness habits, and other personal circumstances. Lil Yachty’s height and weight are now public, helping fans comprehend the artist’s physique.

Lil Yachty Biography

He was born Miles Parks McCollum in Mableton, Georgia, on August 23, 1997. He made an impression with his 2016 mixtape “Lil Boat.” Lil Yachty is known for his unique style and has achieved success.

His colourful clothes, music videos, and public image reflect his individualistic approach beyond music. Lil Yachty’s “mumble rap” music is melodic, rhythmic, and vocally unique.

His carefree and positive attitude, along with his musical talent, make Lil Yachty popular. His uninhibited self-expression appeals to a diverse audience, reinforcing his entertainment status.

Lil Yachty’s influence goes beyond music. His ventures, collaborations, and endorsements demonstrate his versatility and entrepreneurship. After my January 2022 update, Lil Yachty remains a major music and pop culture phenomenon. Fans should watch official announcements, social media, and reliable entertainment news sources to keep up with his current projects.

Miles, an Atlanta Pebblebrook High School student, struggled. To make extra money, he worked at McDonald’s. His school life was difficult due to teasing and bullying for being different. Miles kept pursuing his rapping dream despite the obstacles. His free time was spent networking with upcoming rappers and producers.

After high school, Miles went to New York for his big break. Couch-surfing at friends’ houses became commonplace, but the city’s high cost of living caused financial problems. He attended Alabama State University due to restricted options. Miles felt misunderstood and hated throughout college, which caused problems. He went to his room and wrote music for comfort. After two months, he boldly dropped out, which led to his viral stardom.

Professional Career

Lil Yachty’s breakthrough came when a viral video made “One Night” famous. The catchy song piqued interest, and Lil Yachty’s work was sought out. Over 126 million people watched “One Night” on YouTube by 2020.

Lil Yachty changed in 2016. He modelled for Kanye West’s Yeezy collection and released his mixtape “Lil Boat,” which included “One Night.” This publication launched his career, resulting in partnerships with famous musicians who recognised his skill.

“Broccoli,” Lil Yachty and DRAM’s 2016 Billboard Hot 100 number five, With Chance the Rapper and his second mixtape, “Summer Songs 2,” he maintained his fame. Artists like Kyle and Tee Grizzley collaborated.

The 2017 Billboard Top 200 debut of Lil Yachty’s debut studio album, “Teenage Emotions,” propelled his career. Migos, Diplo, and YG collaborated with him due to his fame.

Lil Yachty’s second studio album, “Lil Boat 2,” debuted at number two on the Billboard Top 200 and sold 64,000 copies in 2018. He proved his flexibility by joining FaZe Clan and working with Ocean Park Standoff.

After a quiet 2019, Lil Yachty announced “Lil Boat 3.” in 2020. Lead single “Oprah’s Bank Account,” with Drake, was a hit. His successful year included A-Team, Lil Gotit, and Lil Kreed collaborations.

Lil Yachty’s non-album song “Poland,” released on October 11, 2022, went viral. In January 2023, he released his fifth studio album, “Let’s Start Here,” which leaned more towards psychedelic rock than trap.

Lil Yachty Achievements and Awards

Lil Yachty is a career success. His accolades and accomplishments include:

Personal Life

In October 2021, Lil Yachty excitedly announced the birth of his daughter, although he did not name the mother.

Lil Yachty faced bitcoin lawsuits in 2022 and 2023. He was named in the SafeMoon and SEC lawsuits alongside other celebrities. The claims involved cryptocurrency deception. The accusations were dropped after Lil Yachty paid over $400,000. It’s notable that the settlement didn’t admit or deny the charges, which centred on his failure to disclose his paid sponsor position, breaking investor protection legislation.

Legal Issues

Before becoming famous, Lil Yachty committed credit card theft in Florida in 2015. He and another were arrested in a Palm Beach mall. Lil Yachty posted $11,000 bail and was released quickly.

Importantly, this legal dispute began before Lil Yachty’s music breakthrough. He publicly acknowledged the occurrence in 2016 and revealed that his criminal records had been wiped. Being a teenager at the time likely led to this expungement. Expungement removes criminal records from public view or official records, often for minor offenders.

Lil Yachty addressed his credit card theft background, but he appears to have moved on to music and entertainment. Since my last knowledge update in January 2022, Lil Yachty has made significant hip-hop and pop culture contributions. Check Lil Yachty’s official remarks or recent news sources for the latest details.

Diverse Collaborations

Lil Yachty’s willingness to work with a variety of musicians shows his adaptability and versatility. His versatility in musical forms has tremendously increased his appeal. Lil Yachty’s collaborations with Drake, Chance the Rapper, and Carly Rae Jepsen show his versatility and ability to bridge genres. These collaborations demonstrate Lil Yachty’s influence in rap and his willingness to work with pop stars across genres. His music has become more diverse and deep thanks to this approach.

Lil Yachty’s ability to experiment and collaborate across genres has shaped his own style. Fans love his openness to different styles, making him a dynamic and significant character in modern music.

Fans should monitor Lil Yachty’s official announcements, social media accounts, and credible entertainment news sites to stay current on his latest collaborations and musical projects.

Entrepreneurial Ventures: 

Besides his music career, Lil Yachty has pursued entrepreneurial projects, demonstrating his wide interests and creativity. In 2018, he launched “Crete,” his own nail paint range, signalling a willingness to try new things.

Lil Yachty’s nail paint collection shows his aim to expand his creative reach beyond music. It also supports a beauty and fashion movement questioning gender conventions. Lil Yachty wanted to provide people a unique way to express themselves and style.

Lil Yachty’s entrepreneurial trajectory shows a willingness to try new things and a knack for connecting with varied audiences. His cosmetics business initiative shows how artists may use their influence to create new and inclusive products that appeal to diverse followers.

Fan may follow Lil Yachty’s entrepreneurial ventures and projects beyond music through his official statements, social media, and credible news sources.

Lil Yachty’s net worth

With his new nail polish line, Crete, Lil Yachty has created waves in addition to rap. This project was inspired by a Texas high school boy suspended for wearing nail paint. Lil Yachty’s beauty career expresses his creativity and challenges gender conventions.

Forbes estimates Lil Yachty’s net worth at $11 million. Lil Yachty has never confirmed dating a prominent Instagram model, despite rumours. However, his story shows how hard effort and determination may lead to success in one’s pursuits.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Lil Yachty’s true name?

Lil Yachty is Miles Parks McCollum.

Q. Lil Yachty was born when?

Lil Yachty was born August 23, 1997.

Q. Lil Yachty’s notable accomplishments and awards?

MTV Music Awards and BET Hip Hop Awards have nominated Lil Yachty. He won Songwriter of the Year at the 2020 ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music Awards.

Q. Has Lil Yachty done business aside music?

In 2018, Lil Yachty developed “Crete” nail polish, demonstrating his entrepreneurial attitude outside of music.

Q. How much is Lil Yachty worth?

The latest estimate puts Lil Yachty’s net worth at $11 million.

Q. What legal difficulties has Lil Yachty had?

Lil Yachty committed Florida credit card fraud in 2015. He revealed in 2016 that his criminal records were wiped.

Q. What major partnerships has Lil Yachty had?

Lil Yachty has worked with Drake, Chance the Rapper, and Carly Rae Jepsen, demonstrating his musical diversity.

Conclusion :

As a rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer, Lil Yachty (Miles Parks McCollum) has made a name for himself. Besides music, he started a nail polish company called “Crete.” Award nominations and recognitions have boosted his $11 million net worth. Lil Yachty has overcome legal issues to develop a successful career, showing persistence and adaptability. He remains active and important in modern music and entertainment through partnerships and different ventures.

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Lil Yachty Net Worth, Bio, Age, Height, Reese Puffs, Girlfriend, Kid, IG

Lil Yachty is a prominent American rapper, singer, and songwriter. Yachty has only been active in the music industry for around eight years. Thanks to his deep, soulful, and catchy rap, he has gained worldwide recognition in this short period. Lil Yachty net worth is up there with the best of the game.

Most music reviewers group his music in genres like Hip Hop, Pop Rap, Trap, et cetera. The young rapper has already released four studio albums in his short career. His first album, Teenage Emotions, was released on May 26,  2017 .

The album hit the peak at number 5 on the U.S. charts of Billboard 200 . The album also performed well in countries like Australia, Canada, France, New Zealand, et cetera. He is seen as a rising star since his first album.

Yachty’s journey in the music industry hasn’t been without controversies. In his initial years, he made demeaning comments about legendary singers and rappers like Tupac , The Notorious B.I.G. , et cetera.

After much backlash from fans, he took back his comments and revisited his takes about the legends.

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Lil yachty net worth and income.

Lil Yachty’s wealth has been rising since his debut. With regular hard work and dedication, Lil Yachty net worth is $8 million . He is one of the youngest successful rappers right now in the American Music Industry. With his unique music style, he has significantly influenced the future of the music industry as a whole.

The young rapper can amass such wealth thanks to his songs performing great among listeners. Yachty has more than 9 million monthly listeners on Spotify, a significant source of his wealth. He is often known to ultimately sell the tickets of large stadiums for his stand-alone concerts.

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Yachty’s concert tickets are expensive and sold at an average price of $149 . He has performed in famous venues like Madison Square Garden in New York, Gas South Arena in Charlotte, American Airlines Center in Dallas, State Farm Arena Atlanta, Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, etc.

Lil Yachty Net Worth in various currencies

Houses and real estate.

The young rapper lives a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle in Atlanta. He lives in an idyllic neighborhood and even plans to buy all the houses in his neighborhood. Yachty currently lives in a massive mansion with a market value ranging in millions as of June 2022 .

He recently bought a new house for his mother at around $200k . Yachty recently said that he purchased neighboring houses because he wanted to listen to music at a loud volume.

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This clearly shows that wealth is the amount of wealth he massed at a young age. This musician uses the money to live a luxurious life and does everything he wants to do in his teenage years.

Brand Endorsements 

The young rapper also earns a large sum of money from brands he endorses. Lil Yachty has endorsed multinational brands like Adidas, Beats by Dre, Celebs on Sandwiches, Dior, et cetera.

Cars Collection

Lil Yachty is no stranger to flaunting his wealth and money. He often shares an extensive collection of luxury cars on his social media accounts. Recently one of his friends was flaunting his luxury cars, to which he responded by buying an even more expensive car.

Charity and Social Works

Lil Yachty believes in giving back to his community. He has been able to earn a large fortune in a short time. He uses it less help less fortunate people, particularly during the Holiday season. When Yachty was young, he could not afford many gifts during festivals. He makes for his childhood by helping others during festivals like Christmas and Easter.

Yachty collaborated with sneakers brand Foot Locker to help the victims of Hurricane Maria. The charity was done as per the campaign #GreatnessDoesGood. Other people involved in the campaign for help include Vice Staples , Paul George , James Harden , Big Sean , et cetera.

Lil Yachty Reese Puffs

Lil Yachty might be a singer and rapper, but his business mind also sprints. With the thought of revolutionizing the corn-based breakfast diet, Reese Puffs were introduced. Even though the product was introduced in the late 19th century, things have changed.

They have used the brand name of Lil Yachty to relaunch the product, and it is getting a pretty good response as of now. This association between Reese Puff and Lil Yachty came through in 2020, which created a good buzz among the consumers.

Lil Yachty Wiki Bio

Lil Yachty was born Miles Parks McCollum in Mableton, Georgia. Talking about his family, his father, Shannon McCollum, is a professional photographer, and his mother, Lily McCollum, is a housewife. He also has a sister named Nina McCollum .

Yachty completed his high school at a public school in Atlanta. He later went on to attend Alaba State University for higher education but eventually went on drop out early. He devoted most of his time to refining his rap artists and a general musical career.

Age and Height

Talking about his age, Lil Yachty was born on August 23,  1997, and is 24 years old as of June 2022 . The young rapper has faced many hardships from a young age.

He began working at a McDonald’s restaurant to live through his early years of struggle in his musical career. To decrease his monthly expenditure, he lived with a couple of friends in a small New York apartment.

Speaking about his physique, Lil Yachty stands at the height of 5 ft 10 inches and weighs approximately 74kgs . Yachty has naturally black hair and dark brown. He can often be seen styling his hair in different colors. One of his most prominent colors is Pink.

Lil Yachty Girlfriend

Lil Yachty’s first relationship was with model and actress Rubi Rose . The couple dated for around a year between 2016 and 2017 before separating. In early 2017 , Lil Yachty began dating India Westbrook but separated within months.

The same year he also went to date model Black Chyna but separated the same year. In 2019 , Lil Yachty began dating actress and model Teanna Trump . The actress worked more than 50 acting credits up her sleeve. It seemed like Lil Yachty and Teanna Trump were going to be in a relationship for a long time, but they went to separate later in the same year.

In the later months of 2021 , Yachty told his fans that he had a child but declined to announce the mother’s identity. With outstanding research, the news came through that Selangie was the mother. Lil dated Selangie, and they had a pretty good bond.

With the relationship moving forward, he has come through as having a child with the woman. But the name of the kid is kept in the dark. Selangie, to the readers unaware, is the self-made model, entrepreneur, fashion designer, influencer, etc.

They might have given birth to the baby girl; the name is hard to find. It was through the Instagram post of the rappers that the fans were able to be enlightened.

Moreover, Lil Yachty is also active politically. He supported Bernie Sanders in the 2016 Presidential Election. He even praised Bernie Sanders for his honest politics and work for equality during the Civil Rights Movement in the 1970s.

Social Media Presence

Lil Yachty is quite apt at using the power of social media, which is the reason for his large follower base on these platforms. He uses the platforms to interact with his fans and learn how his music is performed among them.

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Yachty can often be seen posting everyday stuff on his account. He uses Twitter to communicate with his fans and other musicians primarily.

Twitter : 5.4 million followers

Instagram : 10.3 million followers

Interesting Facts About Lil Yachty

• Lil Yachty became famous thanks to a viral comedy video named “When Band Hits You WIth “SO WHAT ARE WE?”.
• He is closely involved with street fashion and promotes it with his street fashion celebrity friends.
• Yachty is fond of jewelry and can often be seen flaunting it during his concerts and shows.
• He has essentially made his genre of music. His music is termed a “bubblegum trap,” mainly because his rap lacks substance and meaning.
• The young singer’s first October 20as named “Broccoli.”

Frequently Asked Questions About Lil Yachty

• Does Lil Yachty have a child?

Yes, Lil Yachty has a girl on 20, 2021. But Yachty has declined to give details about her and hasn’t disclosed the girl’s mother.

• Is Lil Yachty a mumble rapper?

Yes, Lil Yachty is a mumble rapper. However, he doesn’t like the term. The number of mumble rappers in the music scene is increasing rapidly.

• Does Lil Yachty have a girlfriend?

Lil Yachty is probably single as of June 2022. He has neither disclosed any kind of relationship nor rumors about his relationship in recent times.

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