YGTUT Shares 2-Track Project "Black Benz" EP

YGTUT drops off a 2-song pack titled, "Black Benz"

BYAron A.Aug 24, 20212.1K Views

YGTUT has remained relatively quiet for the majority of the year. The last official single he dropped was April 2020's "Chattanooga Vendetta" which was one of two tracks that he delivered last year. Needless to say, he's been missed but thankfully, he came through with a tiny treat for his fans with the release of Black Benz, a two-song EP including the title track and "Wealth."

The lack of music from YGTUT in recent times has only increased the demand for his formal follow up to 2019's I.O.U. However, the rapper did make a cameo on the latest release from Isaiah Rashad, The House Is Burning on the song, "Chad."

We're excited to hear more music from YGTUT. Check out his latest offering, Black Benz, below.

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I was your once upon a time, tryna shine on n***as
Tryna rhyme like Jigga, that's how the white folks getcha
Get that n***a a contract and a chain that's bigger
Than his fuckin' imagination then we'll rob that n***a

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