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G-Eazy, Coi Leray, & Kaliii Are Searching For A Night Of Debauchery On “Femme Fatale”

April 4, 2024 by newhiphopnews

Over the course of G-Eazy’s c areer, the Oakland, California MC has received a fair amount of criticism. Some of that comes from his “corny” writing or “bland” tracks. Most see him as a club banger artist, which is not a bad way to go about making music. He has differentiated his sound as well, but it seems the majority go for the high-octane cuts. So today, G-Eazy is back with a new offering in that space with “Femme Fatale.”

The song’s theme is about men and women both participating in the hedonistic lifestyle. Sex work is a big focus here too, and it is made apparent through the sample flip of the classic song from 20th Century Steel Band, “Heaven and Hell Is on Earth.” The lyrics, “Everyone’s got to make a livin’,” kicks “Femme Fatale” off, before bleeding into the verse from G-Eazy. “No prejudice (Nah), I’m a feminist (Yeah)… No judgement ’cause everybody has to make a little, uh.”

Listen To “Femme Fatale” By G-Eazy, Coi Leray, & Kaliii

He raps from the male perspective, then the features, Coi Leray, and Kaliii, give their side of things. Leray’s verse is gaining some attention already, especially where she says, “And all I drop is hits, baby, I don’t drop tears.” With all of that being said, the feedback on this song, which is supposedly starting an album rollout, has mostly been negative. The general consensus is that “club bangers” are not really blowing up anymore, G-Eazy needs to go back to his old sound, and songs that are all about sex need to stop. But what do you think? Check out the track for yourself and join in on the conversation.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, “Femme Fatale,” by G-Eazy, Coi Leray, and Kaliii? Is this one of the best songs he has put out as of late, why or why not? What is your favorite element of the track and why? Who had the stronger performance on the track and why? Do you think G-Eazy has a new album on the way? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding G-Eazy, Coi Leray. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.

Quotable Lyrics:

G-Eazy want a bite and I could see in his eyes (Yeah)
But slow down, don’t rush, baby, give it some time (Take your time)
Say he wanna disappear (Yeah)
Told him, I don’t do commercial flights, only lears (What else?)
Started at the bottom pier and now I’m top tier
And all I drop is hits, baby, I don’t drop tears

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G-Eazy Returns From His Long Hiatus With The Seductive ‘Femme Fatale’ Featuring Coi Leray And Kaliii

April 4, 2024 by newhiphopnews

Just when you probably found yourself wondering, “Where the heck is G-Eazy?” the man himself returns with a new single to show you: he’s been in the studio. On the new track, “Femme Fatale,” he was accompanied by a pair of companions whose presence played perfectly with the title: Coi Leray and Kaliii. Opening with the familiar vocal intro from 20th Century Steel Band’s oft-sampled “Heaven And Hell Is On Earth,” the track quickly pivots to Gerald’s signature Bay Area bounce and the three rappers spitting sleazy verses about stepping out for some sexual activities. The new single is accompanied by a vizualizer of G-Eazy’s face — complete with Starchild-esque makeup — projected on a nude woman’s body.

“Femme Fatale” represents the first time fans have heard from the Berkeley, California native since last April when he appeared on Vic Mensa’s “Swish” with Chance The Rapper. It’s Eazy’s first single as the primary artist since “Tulips And Roses” a month before. One potential reason for his absence from the spotlight could be the death of his mother in late 2021; one of the few songs he’s released since then was the loving tribute “Angel.” If G-Eazy is looking to release a new album soon, it’ll be his first since 2021’s These Things Happen Too, his sixth studio album, which featured appearances from Demi Lovato, E-40, EST Gee, Jack Harlow, Lil Wayne, Tyga, YG, and more.

Listen to “Femme Fatale” above.

G-Eazy Raps Over Saweetie’s “Tap In” With “All I Wanna Do”

February 20, 2024 by newhiphopnews

G-Eazy has been a controversial rapper for most of his career it seems. Some think he may be in the wrong profession, just ask Anthony Fantano. However, over the past decade or so, the Oakland, California veteran has delivered a fair number of bangers. 2014-2015 were some of his peak years with songs like “Me, Myself & I” with Bebe Rexha, “I Mean It” with Remo, “Random,” and “Calm Down,” are fan favorites to this day. However, G-Eazy is looking to round back into that form with “All I Wanna Do.”

Since the release of his last LP, These Things Happen Too, back in 2021, G-Eazy has been releasing a nice chunk of singles and features. He ended 2023 off with “Girls Gone Wild” with Mike G and Offset. That track got numerous versions such as sped up, slowed with reverb, and instrumental only. To start his 2024, “All I Wanna Do” is here to get things going.

Listen To “All I Wanna Do” By G-Eazy

He raps over an interpolation of Saweetie’s hit song “Tap In.” G-Eazy even shouts her out rapping, “Uh, (Yeah) tap, tap, tap in / Saweetie just dropped that pin.” That is not the only person he references to, though. Travis Scott, Tom Brady, and Travis Kelce and Young Thug get their flowers as well in the bars below. The Chiefs tight end can actually be heard at the beginning saying, “You gotta fight for your right, to party.” Finally, there is a callback to Drake and DJ Khaled’s “For Free.” “I go on and on / Can’t understand how I last so long.” Outside of all the references, Eazy sounds good on the track and it has fans pumped for what is to come.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, “All I Wanna Do,” by G-Eazy? Is this one of his better performances as of late? Do you think he will return with a new album this year? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding G-Eazy. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.

Quotable Lyrics:

Dot your I’s, cross your T’s
I’m as G as they come but I f*** with T’s
Travis Kelce, Scott, Tom Brady T’s
Don’t forget the most important T-H-U-G, yeah (Free Jeffery)
Made another hit
Super Bowl goals, dreamed I would do this s***

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G-Eazy Net Worth 2024: Updated Wealth Of The Rapper

January 18, 2024 by newhiphopnews

G-Eazy, born Gerald Earl Gillum on May 24, 1989, in Oakland, California, discovered his passion for music early on. He began working on singles as a student at Loyola University New Orleans, where he graduated with a degree in Music Industry Studies. His early works were impressive, but his debut album, These Things Happen, catapulted him into the spotlight. Its success wasn’t accidental. It was a meticulously crafted musical vision. By 2024, the value of this vision, his talent, and relentless hustle stood at $15 million, according to CAknowledge.

Career Highlights & Accolades

What sets G-Eazy apart isn’t just his music; it’s how he crafts and presents it. His follow-up album, When It’s Dark Out, featuring the hit single “Me, Myself & I,” showcased his lyrical depth and versatile style. Collaborations with artists like Britney Spears and Cardi B followed, each one resonating with fans and critics alike. The beats and voices varied, but the core was G-Eazy’s unmistakable style. His approach to music reflects his character: bold, innovative, and unafraid to take risks.

Behind The Beat: Personal Life & Highlights

G-Eazy’s personal life has often been as public as his music, yet it’s been handled with an intriguing blend of openness and mystique. His relationships, including a widely-publicized one with singer Halsey, have been candidly addressed in his songs. He’s also been open about his struggles with anxiety and depression, providing a voice and face to mental health advocacy. But unlike many stars, he maintains a certain level of privacy, allowing his music to be an honest but controlled window into his life.

From Stage To Society: Business Ventures & Philanthropy

INDIO, CA – APRIL 15: Rapper G-Eazy performs as a special guest on the Coachella stage during week 1, day 3 of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on April 15, 2018 in Indio, California. (Photo by Scott Dudelson/Getty Images for Coachella )

Beyond music, G-Eazy’s entrepreneurial spirit shines through his ventures like the collaboration with Stillhouse Spirits Co. But it’s his philanthropic efforts that truly humanize him. He’s supported causes ranging from education to youth development and disaster relief. His concert in 2018 to raise funds for fire victims is a testament to his commitment to community. He’s not just a musician or entrepreneur; he’s a contributor, actively turning his success into support for others.

Conclusion

G-Eazy’s net worth of $15 million in 2024 is a figure that encapsulates the breadth and depth of his journey. Here is a narrative that goes beyond dollars and cents, encompassing his evolution as an artist, a businessman, and a human being. It’s about music that doesn’t just entertain but connects, business that doesn’t just profit but innovates, and philanthropy that doesn’t just donate but inspires. It’s G-Eazy’s story, a tale that continues to evolve, a beat that continues to inspire, and a life that continues to influence. His melody plays on, and the world doesn’t just listen; it feels.

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G-Eazy Net Worth 2023: What Is The Rapper Worth?

August 20, 2023 by newhiphopnews

G-Eazy, born Gerald Earl Gillum on May 24, 1989, in Oakland, California, discovered his passion for music early on. He began working on singles as a student at Loyola University New Orleans, where he graduated with a degree in Music Industry Studies. His early works were impressive, but his debut album, These Things Happen, catapulted him into the spotlight. Its success wasn’t accidental. It was a meticulously crafted musical vision. By 2023, the value of this vision, his talent, and relentless hustle stood at $15 million, according to CAknowledge.

Career Highlights & Accolades

Behind The Beat: Personal Life & Highlights

From Stage To Society: Business Ventures & Philanthropy

Conclusion

G-Eazy’s net worth of $15 million in 2023 is a figure that encapsulates the breadth and depth of his journey. Here is a narrative that goes beyond dollars and cents, encompassing his evolution as an artist, a businessman, and a human being. It’s about music that doesn’t just entertain but connects, business that doesn’t just profit but innovates, and philanthropy that doesn’t just donate but inspires. It’s G-Eazy’s story, a tale that continues to evolve, a beat that continues to inspire, and a life that continues to influence. His melody plays on, and the world doesn’t just listen; it feels.

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Dave East & G-Eazy Are Carefree On Summer Banger “WDGAF”

July 2, 2023 by newhiphopnews

By the middle of the month, Dave East plans to make his mark on the hip-hop industry with his Fortune Favors The Bold album. We’ve previously heard the New Yorker reflecting on the struggles of being wealthy in his “Rich Problems” single and giving us a sequel to a previous Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux collaboration in the form of “Clarity Pt. 2.” On top of that, the legendary lyricist also had some fun remixing Lil Uzi Vert’s “Just Wanna Rock” alongside Nino Man.

This New Music Friday (June 30), East finally tapped in with G-Eazy for the first time, giving us a summer banger called “WDGAF.” As the title suggests, the track finds the artists chiefly trading braggadocious bars about their luxurious lifestyles, allowing them to take a carefree approach to things. “When they see me in the street, they be callin’ out my name / Back the f**k up, you keep foggin’ out my frame,” the “Perfect” hitmaker cautions his over-eager fans.

Dave East and G-Eazy’s First Collab, “WDGAF,” is Here

For his part, G-Eazy keeps his bars short and simple. “Karats, baguettes, I’m there to collect / We fly overseas, I Paris the jet,” he rhymes on the second verse. “She f**kin’ a rapper, her parents upset / She lie to her man, she still got me on her breath,” he continues before reuniting with East for one final chorus.

Check out Dave East’s “WDGAF” music video featuring G-Eazy above, or add the collab to your Spotify/Apple Music playlist. Would you like to hear more songs from the East/West Coast duo? Let us know in the comments, and find more HNHH release recommendations on our Fire Emoji update at the link below.

Quotable Lyrics:

Look, I do it so big, you would’ve thought I signed with Diddy
Only hit it once and she got Pablo on her ti**ies
Flowers by the union, I’m like Ralo in my city
If she swallow, I might I follow, I got oallows in this semis

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Vic Mensa, Chance The Rapper, And G-Eazy Tear Up The Town In Their New ‘Swish’ Video

April 29, 2023 by newhiphopnews

Vic Mensa‘s new song “Swish,” a scorching collaboration with Chance The Rapper and G-Eazy is the talk of the internet. The reunion between the late blog-era rappers is evoking a sense of nostalgia, while providing fresh sounds. Equally as buzzy is the song’s video, which features the three artists making the rounds across Chicago.

In the video, Vic, Chance, and G-Eazy are seen riding motorcycles throughout the city, riding trains with twerking women, and enjoying dinner in Chicago-style diners. At the end of the video is a dedication to sports drifter Jake Rio.

Since the beginning of his career, Vic has been labeled a “conscious rapper,” among the likes of Chance, as well as Kendrick Lamar. “Swish” is a more bouncy, party-ready record than anything he’s done in the past. In an interview with Paper from this past February, Vic revealed that while he doesn’t mind the title, he does find a sense of cognitive dissonance when he makes music outside of the realm.

“I think the place where it becomes sticky is that it’s not the entirety of my being as a person,” said Mensa. “So if I want to make a ratchet-ass song for the strip clubs, I feel very conflicted. Can I even do this? That’s where it becomes conflicting for me.”

You can check out the video for “Swish” above.