Tyga recently spoke at length about the Tupac feature he scored for the aptly titled "Hit 'Em Up" off his new album "Hotel California". This wasn't the only notable feature on the album, which houses collaborations with Rick Ross, Game, Future, 2 Chainz, and more. While Weezy does make an appearance on "500 Degrees", YMCMB heavyweights like Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Birdman are noticeably missing. Tyga spoke with MTV about his decision to leave many of his teammates off the LP.
"I just make it organically, feel me," said Tyga, revealing that he did want to work with Minaj, but the collaboration never got off the ground. "I had a track that I wanted Nicki on, but it just didn't work out."
T-Raww expressed that he wanted to include features that made sense in the context of the songs, rather than just placing them in out of convenience, or allegiance to his team. "I just felt like I didn't wanna just put anybody on anything, so every song that I got a feature on, you can hear that person on that feature," he said. "It increases the song."
The "Rack City" rapper stressed the importance of not having to rely on other artists, indicating that me may not always have a strong team behind him. "I've always treated my career independently because I feel like that's the best way," he said. "You gotta learn step-by-step what you're doing because one day you might just be doing it solo."
Tyga concluded that he feels this approach is also a rewarding one. "I think that's the best way too. You find yourself as an artist and you got your own fans and you just move on your own really and people respect that more," he concluded.
