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Southern rap reigns supreme on a cut DJ Infamous masterminded. Titled “Somethin Right,” the record features Big K.R.I.T. and Yo Gotti.
When you have a DJ Mustard smash hit, there is absolutely no reason to not to have a remix. Especially where there are a gang of rappers whose calculated flow would mesh perfectly with Hip-Hop’s reigning beatmaker’s grooves.
Like it or not, Teyana Taylor is in a better position than a lot of singers. That’s why she’s able to conjure up a song like her new single “Maybe,” featuring Pusha T and Yo Gotti.
Given Yo Gotti’s recent success and the growing popularity of his artist Snootie Wild, it was time for the world to get familiar with the entire CMG clique. And to do that properly, the collective dropped of their Chapter One mixtape.
Yo Gotti returns with a visual for “I Know,” a standout record from his major label debut I Am, featuring Rich Homie Quan.
In a strange twist of a fate, the current generation of rappers has spawned more superstars but less viable artists in terms of record sales.
Yo Gotti paints an interesting picture of his upbringing in Memphis in the visual for his I Am track, “Cold Blood.” Here, he teams up with J. Cole, who assists with a verse full of similar Fayetteville tales.
Christmas has become a day filled with musical gifts courtesy of your favorite rappers. Late yesterday, Yo Gotti joined the ranks of gift-givers when he delivered the “LeBron James (Remix),” featuring Meek Mill.
Ain’t a damn thing change about Future but his address and bankroll let him tell it. That’s his mantra on “Day 1,” a track featuring Yo Gotti that appears on DJ Esco‘s upcoming mixtape, No Sleep.
Yo Gotti is currently on a press run promoting his major label debut I Am. Last night, that led him to The Arsenio Hall Show to chop it up with the host and perform “Cold Blood” and “King Sh*t.”
There’s been a veiled conflict between Yo Gotti and Juicy J for some time now. However, the former said he has no issue with his fellow Memphis native after discussing the root of a tweet he recently directed towards the veteran rapper with MTV.
Yo Gotti’s new album, I Am releases tomorrow (November 19) and before he went off trailblazing throughout the country, he campaigned in his own backyard of Memphis to show that he was truly a man of the people.