Lil Yachty & Ian Staff Up For “Hate Me”

A match made in jit heaven.

I can’t imagine I’ve lived lengthy sufficient to see Lil Yachty turn out to be the large homie of the rap recreation. When he first got here out, he was the chief within the clubhouse in jit-inspired music, and now, although his music remains to be among the many jittiest within the room, he’s the one who’s the OG.

The explanation I carry this up is as a result of there’s a brand new artist floating round named Ian. I coated his album a couple of months in the past, and all I can say is that it seems like some prime jit s**t. Apparently, no main options appeared on the album, so I wasn’t positive if he was a satirical rapper. That modified at the moment.

As we speak, Lil Yachty determined to collaborate with Ian on a brand new single, “Hate Me.” I sort of hate it.

One time for the hoes I’m savin’
One time for the hoes that hate me
Two occasions for the hoes that hate me
Thrice for the hoes that hate me

Ian and Lil Yachty in “Hate Me”

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In “Hate Me,” Lil Yachty and Ian are on the identical web page: a braggadocious, rebellious one. All through the observe, they dismiss their critics, flaunt all of the wonderful issues their music cash has purchased them, and emphasize that they continue to be the identical real people they had been earlier than getting into the sport.

This observe’s beat is superb—it’s full of bass and has a vibrant vitality. I additionally actually take pleasure in Ian’s uneven circulation and carefree supply. As for Lil Yachty, although he generally seems like he’s on the verge of upchucking, there are moments the place he actually slides. Total, I’m stunned by how stable I discovered this joint.

Try “Hate Me” by Lil Yachty and Ian under.

Quincy is the creator of Rankings Sport Music. He loves writing about music, taking lengthy walks on seashores, and spaghetti that fights him again.