Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James and young rapper Lil Yachty are both Sprite endorsers so they teamed up for the soda’s new commercial.
#MusicStillMatters New Music: Lil Yachty Ft. Gucci Mane – Bentley Coupe
Lil Boat has now officially collabed with the Atlanta legend Gucci Mane. Gucci sat down with Funk Flex and told him that he wanted to collab with every young artist out that’s hot. Welp, he did just that as Gucci flashes his lyrical prowess and boat goes hard on this one too! Gucci and Yachty were seen together about a week ago, so we were all wondering if that would end up in a song. This official release is produced by BYOU$. Download the DJ Funk Flex App for iOS & Android below for free to listen now.
(Video) Lil Yachty – Never Switch Up
Check out Yachty as he rips through his shows at The Observatory at Santa Ana in his new video for “Never Switch Up.” Watch below via Youtube.
(Video) Welp! Lil Yachty Calls 90s Rappers “Old and Washed Up”
There has been quite a divide between the newer generation of artists and more established ones in recent months, following the rise in popularity of rappers like Lil Yachty, Lil Uzi Vert and more. The issue has stemmed from comments from the young newcomers, who have refused to freestyle over classic hip-hop beats and – in the opinions of some – have mocked the culture that pays their bills.
(Video)Rapper Lil Yachty Peoples says Tupac and Biggie “Dont Have Shit On Drake” “Drake is Better”
This might be the most headass thing ever said in the entire history of hip hop. Video has surfaced of Lil Yacthy’s friends saying Drake is better that Biggie and Tupac. “Drake is better than Tupac and Biggie they ain’t got shit on Drake.” In the video they even clown the two rap legends music. smh! This is definitely going to get the entire hip hop world up in arms. Peep the video after the jump.
D.R.A.M. Just Knocked Drake Out Of THIS Top Spot
D.R.A.M. now has the number one rap song in the country with the Lil Yachty-assisted, “Broccoli.” In an interesting twist, the VA native knocked Drake’s “Too Good” from the spot – and many say Drake stole the newcomer’s thunder last year with the release of “Hotline Bling,” which was a little too similar to D.R.A.M.’s breakout single, “Cha Cha.”
