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Gucci Mane, J. Cole, And Mike Will Made-It Master The Formula On Their New Collab, ‘There I Go’

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Gucci Mane has another hit on his hands. A feature from J. Cole and production by Mike Will Made-It is the formula for a hip-hop hit, and on his latest single, “There I Go,” Gucci reminds us of why he’s maintained his longevity.

For nearly two decades, Gucci has consistently delivered on quality hip-hop and trap music projects, and his tenacity has certainly paid off. He is currently gearing up to release a new album called Breath Of Fresh Air, which is already proving to be promising.

“Gucci Mane and J. Cole the collaboration / They poked the bear and woke the bear up out of hibernation / These boys exaggeratin’, do a lot of fabrication / But ain’t no gimmicks in my gang, this sh*t ain’t animations / Now Mike Will Made-It and Gucci Mane slayed it,” raps Gucci on his verse.

The line “Mike Will Made-It and Gucci Mane slayed it,” arrives as a full circle moment, which began in Mike Will’s early days as a producer in 2007. On a song called “Star Status,” Gucci raps, “Mike Will made it / Gucci Mane slayed it.” This line inspired Mike Will so much, that it spawned his signature “Mike Will Made-It” producer tag.

You can listen to “There I Go” above.

Breath Of Fresh Air is out 10/13 Via 1017 Global Music and Atlantic Records. Find more information here.

Gucci Mane is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Mike WiLL Made-It Delivers New Single “Blood Moon” Feat. Lil Uzi Vert

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Mike WiLL Made-It Delivers New Single "Blood Moon" Feat. Lil Uzi Vert

Powerhouse producer Mike WiLL Made-It and rap sensation Lil Uzi Vert have ignited the music scene once again with their dynamic collaboration, “Blood Moon,” released under Giant Music. The fiery single, premiering on Apple Music’s New Music Daily at 9 am PT/12 pm ET, showcases the unparalleled synergy between the two artists. Mike WiLL’s signature production expertise harmonizes effortlessly with Lil Uzi Vert’s lyrical finesse.

Lil Uzi Vert’s verses in “Blood Moon” weave a captivating tale of aspiration and reality, painted vividly with lines like “Stepped in this b*tch like a killa” and “Sike now b*tch I live in a penthouse.” These lyrics illustrate a journey from modest origins to the pinnacle of opulence, with success symbolized by the metaphorical penthouse. The melodic beats and rhythmic cadence infuse the single with infectious energy, creating an irresistible groove that magnifies Uzi’s magnetic lyricism.

With its contagious rhythms and collaborative brilliance, “Blood Moon” is poised to set the tone for the upcoming season, solidifying its position as a potential anthem for the summer.

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Mike Will Made-It And Lil Uzi Vert Burn Bright Like A ‘Blood Moon’ On Their New Single

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Super producer Mike Will Made-It has blessed a new track his Midas touch once again. This time, he has teamed up with Lil Uzi Vert for a flashy new single, “Blood Moon.”

On “Blood Moon,” Mike Will is at the helm of the beat, per usual, and is joined by J. Cole, who, despite not having any rap vocals on the track, contributed to the song’s production. Over the track, Uzi celebrates a life of excess, rapping raspy, bragaddocious bars.

“Stepped in this b*tch like a killer, stepped in this b*tch in all Margiela / Grip on my waist, got a damn caterpillar / Lil Uzi Vert higher then a damn pillar,” raps Uzi on the song’s opening verse.

While Uzi enjoys the opportunity to flex, they’ve admitted that they don’t think of themselves as a fashion icon. In an interview with GQ, they admitted that some of their biggest fashion moments have come from them just throwing random items of clothing together.

“I low-key just wear anything,” said Uzi. “Sometimes I troll and say shit like that, but I’m not the best-dressed rapper. I don’t even care about that. It’d be the worst-dressed people with all the girls, so it doesn’t even matter.”

You can listen to “Blood Moon” above.

Lil Uzi Vert is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Mike WiLL Made-It Hits Spring/Summer 2024 Givency Fashion Show

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Mike WiLL Made-It Hits Spring/Summer 2024 Givency Fashion Show

Renowned producer Mike WiLL Made-It made a stylish appearance at the Givenchy Men’s Spring/Summer 2024 Fashion Show in Paris, France. The stunning Billetterie Nord Musée de l’armée served as the backdrop for the event. Sporting the latest collection from Givenchy, Mike WiLL showcased his fashion-forward taste, turning heads from head to toe. His presence added an extra touch of glamour to the already spectacular show.

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Rae Sremmurd Sees Somebody They Like On ‘Tanisha (Pump That)’ From Their Upcoming Album ‘Sremm 4 Life’

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Rae Sremmurd, the brotherly rap duo from Tupelo, Mississippi, is back with another new single from their newly announced album, Sremm 4 Life. It’s called “Tanisha (Pump That),” and it’s an upbeat, pulsating club song — think the Miami bass-style R&B of Ghost Town DJs’ “My Boo” — and finds the Brown boys admiring a special young lady at the function and encouraging her to “poke it out” before offering to “take you on a private vacation.”

The song is produced by the Ear Drummers’ longtime collaborator Mike Will Made-It, who co-produced alongside veteran hitmaker Pharrell Williams. On Twitter, Mike Will promised that “Ear Drummer Summer is loading,” which is a welcome relief for those fans who’ve had to wait almost five years for a follow-up to Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi’s last album, 2018’s SR3MM.

Ahead of announcing the release date for Sremm 4 Life, the sibling act shared a string of singles that included “Denial,” “Torpedo,” and “Sucka Or Sum,” displaying their usual well-worn chemistry. Earlier this week, they also showed off the album’s cover artwork, which continues their tradition of minimalist covers while updating it to show off their style.

Listen to “Tanisha (Pump That)” above.

Sremm 4 Life is due April 7 on Ear Drummers / Interscope. Get more info here.