Lil Uzi Vert recently took to their alternate Instagram page @lifeisarollout to show off their gym progress, flexing for the camera while hyping up their next album. "So first off this is gonna be one of MY BEST ALBUMS !!!!! IM READY FOR WHATEVER P***Y," they wrote. Uzi is clearly ready for anything, as DJ Akademiks caught a clip on IG of them going hard during a boxing training session.
In the video, the Philly MC jabs and weaves their way with a trainer, showing off their quickness, reflexes, and steadiness. Many folks in the comments had impressed reactions to the display. Also, many of them referenced Lil Uzi Vert's previous beefs, urging the artist's foes to steer clear.
The most obvious of these feuds is Uzi's conflict with Rich The Kid, as Uzi infamously ran up on Rich to settle their beef back in 2018. Some folks also referenced Lil Yachty when it comes to these feuds, but those beef rumors are not heavily supported. While the 2016 XXL Freshmen have had speculation about them floating around for a while, both artists have previously downplayed any real tension or conflict.
Lil Uzi Vert's Next Album
Either way, this boxing training footage goes to show anyone looking for a fight will have a hard time securing victory. Hopefully this is the focused and motivated energy the 31-year-old is bringing to the studio ahead of their next album.
Lil Uzi Vert dropped the Maverick "Almost Forever" EP earlier this year, which yielded mixed results when it comes to reception. Many fans appreciated the shorter tracklist and their penchant for catchiness and fun. But others slammed the project as one of Uzi's worst yet. This follows meager-at-best reception to records like Eternal Atake 2, so a lot is riding on this next full-length to bounce back.
Throughout this light rollout process, Uzi has shown off a lot of weaponry-related imagery for what many fans presume will be the full Maverick album. There are a lot of references to conflict, which have some die-hards feeling curious. But hitting the gym and developing one's boxing game represent discipline and self-betterment above all else, which is exactly what Uzi fans want to hear on whatever comes next.
