Yeat Turns Up On His New Single "Talk"

Yeat is back with his new single ahead of his upcoming project, "Lyfë."

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Year has quietly become one of the most prominent new artists to emerge this year. From co-signs from the biggest artists in the game, he came through with 2 Alivë earlier this year and proved why there's so much hype around his name.

Last week, the rapper announced that he had a new single on the way leading up to the release of a new project. Today, he shared his new single, "Talk," a high-energy banger that kicks off the campaign for his next album, Lyfë. The song is produced by Bnyx.

Yeat's upcoming project Lyfë drops on Sept. 9th. It comes on the heels of his contribution to the new Minions movie, which certainly expanded his audience.

Check out the song below.

Quotable Lyrics
Headin' number one up on these charts, bitch, yeah, it's stuck or what?
A-a-all we do is just go number one
And I just brought in some M's, lil' bitch, it's the first of the month


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