Lil GotIt Drops Off New Project "Crazy But It's True" Ft. Gunna, Lil Durk & More

Lil GotIt returns with his latest project.

BYAron A.Mar 13, 20196.6K Views

Over the past few months, Lil GotIt's name has been everywhere. While his connection to Young Thug definitely helps, his project, HoodBaby served as a formal introduction to his music. It's been a few months since the release of that project but he's already back with his follow-up titled Crazy But It's True.

Laced up with 18 tracks, Lil GotIt comes through with a heap of bangers on his latest project. GotIt enlists a slew of artists to help him on the project including his frequent collaborator, Lil Keed who appears on two tracks. Gunna, Lil Durk, Hoodrich Pablo Juan, Yung Mal, Lil Co, Guap Tarantino and more appear on the project. He also enlists Richie Souf, Dun Deal, Wheezy and many others for the production on the track.

"My life be so crazy that everything is true and real," the rapper told XXL about the project. "It was important to drop now because nobody has heard the new me. My last tape was full of the old me, this tape is the new Lil GotIt."

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