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Rising Chicago Drill Teen MC STAR BANDZ Recruits Veeze For Remix Of Hit “Yea Yea”

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In one of the hottest corners of hip-hop, a new star is being born. 16-year-old Chicago drill femcee, STAR BANDZ, is making quite the name for herself in a short period. She launched her professional career in 2022 at 14(!) and since then, her small catalog has accumulated tens of millions of streams already. One of her tracks that is responsible for this immediate growth is her viral March single, “Yea Yea”. While it expectedly suffers from some mixing issues –especially on the vocals–, it’s an impressive display of energy and blistering flows. Her youthful confidence has grabbed the attention of multiple big players in the industry such as Kehlani, Chance the Rapper, G Herbo, and more.

STAR BANDZ can now add Detroit MC Veeze to that growing list of supporters because their remix of “Yea Yea” is here now. The song doesn’t lose any of her electrifying and animated verses. Instead, it just plops in a solid verse from the new kid on the block in the Midwest. This is arguably her biggest collaboration to date, unless you factor in her opening for Luh Tyler’s Mr. Skii tour. STAR BANDZ is like that and we are excited for her bright future in rap, as well as in the competitive Chicago scene.

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“Yea Yea (Remix)” – STAR BANDZ & Veeze

Quotable Lyrics:

N****s be broke still drinking lean ain’t even got no place to sleep
Walk up to my trap house white boy like a skating scene
We beat opps like 3-0 grab the broom its time to sweep
Star Bandz just like D. Rose youngest ever MVP
I can tuck my chain and still flex when I lift my sleeve
I can wear the mask in the mall they still know its me

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Babyface Ray And Veeze Sound Slick As Ever On “Wavy Navy University”

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Babyface Ray has a unique delivery. It’s simultaneously intense and laid back. He’s able to communicate urgency without sounding frazzled, and his best songs are the ones that explore this tension. Babyface Ray has dropped quite a few singles ahead of his upcoming album, The Kid That Did. His latest release, though, “Wavy Navy University,” might just be his best yet. The rapper manages to find a tempo and a beat that perfectly suits his delivery. It helps that Veeze shows up and keeps the momentum going on the song’s back end. Babyface Ray doesn’t waste any time getting started on “Wavy Navy University.”

The first words he says are “let’s go,” and he means it. The rapper drops bars about everything under the sun, from Benzes and spaceships to riches and different languages. It sounds great, even if it’s not very focused. “Yeah, mafia tied, we ain’t blowin’ up, bad b**ches flyin’ in,” Babyface Ray raps. “I was doin’ hundred percent, class in session, lil’ baby, sign in.” Veeze puts a slight variation on Ray’s flow, but he does it so seamlessly that it does feel like a cohesive collaboration. If we’re being real, though, the real star of “Wavy Navy University” is the beat. It feels aquatic and malleable, while still having enough of a groove to anchor Ray’s bars. A solid showcase all around.

Let us know what you think of this brand-new track, in the comments section down below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists and their upcoming projects.

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Babyface Ray’s Flow Perfectly Locks In With The Beat

Quotable Lyrics:

They told me the road can get high, but you know I’m not carin’
The typе to go talk to the devil
B**ch with them guys, еspecially go pick you a side
And better not get caught in the middle

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Lil Yachty And Veeze Are Unapologetic About Their Lifestyles In The ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ Video

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Lil Yacthy has taken a hiatus from social media, but not from the booth. Today (August 16), two of the “Hate Me” rapper’s latest collaborations hit streaming platforms.

As an added bonus, Lil Yachty’s joint track with Veeze, “Sorry Not Sorry,” arrived with an official video presented by Lyrical Lemonade.

The moody visual — co-directed by AMD and Little Miles — has one purpose: to show both recording artists in their elements. As Veeze enjoys a double-cup drink, he lists off what he’s being able to accomplish with his fame.

“I done popped out, feelin’ like Odd Future, Tyler, the Creator my Luis / Them boys ain’t smoked like five opps, that’s a whole pack of loose-leaf / This eighth came straight from auntie / We pink slip boys, no car lease / My cup all pink like a Barbie / I’m sorry, not sorry like Beyoncé,” raps Veeze.

In his verse, Lil Yachty puts up what Veeze laid down in the record’s opening. “I got seven homes filled with clothes, Sauce on the way in this b*tch / I ain’t talkin’ ’bout no TV shows, but I still got Bear in this bitch / I had to figure it out the hard way, no, I don’t care, lil’ b*tch / I never talk sh*t online, but check it in real life, I’ll never struggle again / I done helped out my mans / I put my mom in a brand new Benz,” raps Yachty.

He makes it clear that he hears on the online chatter, but frankly he just doesn’t care.

Watch Lil Yachty and Veeze’s official video for “Sorry Not Sorry” above.

Lil Yachty & Veeze Are Unapologetic On “Sorry Not Sorry”

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It seems that every weekend Lil Yachty has a new single out and this time around it’s called “Sorry Not Sorry”. The track enlists the gravelly-voiced rapper from Detroit, Veeze. These two vastly different MCs are no strangers to each other. A lot of their past collaborations stem from the Georgia multi-hyphenate’s 2021 record, Michigan Boy Boat. That project saw Lil Boat try his hand at the Detroit rap style, all while working alongside plenty of names from the area. BabyTron, Sada Baby, Icewear Vezzo, Tee Grizzley, and of course, Veeze. They worked on two songs together, including “Fight Night Round 3” and the closer, “This That One”.

However, Veeze was not nearly as popular as he is now. 2023 was his breakout year, dropping Ganger and its subsequent deluxe four months after the original version. Now, after increasing popularity and trying out different sounds, these guys are reconvening on “Sorry Not Sorry”. Yachty has decided to release this in a three-pack format by including past singles such as his viral collab with ian, “Hate Me”, and “Lets Get On Dey A**”. Whether or not the Bad Cameo is working on another new project remains to be seen. For now, though, he is at least giving us this unapologetically braggadocious single. You can check it out with the Lyrical Lemonade-produced music video below.

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“Sorry Not Sorry” – Lil Yachty & Veeze

Quotable Lyrics:

I done popped out, feelin’ like Odd Future, Tyler, the Creator my Luis
Them boys ain’t smoked like five opps, that’s a whole pack of loose leaf
This eighth came straight from auntie
We pink slip boys, no car lease
My cup all pink like a Barbie
I’m sorry, not sorry like Beyonce

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Lil Yachty And Veeze Drop Visual For Their New “Sorry Not Sorry” Track

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Lil Yachty and Veeze have officially released their latest song “Sorry Not Sorry” along with an accompanying music video. The new track follows last month’s release of Yachty and Ian’s “Hate Me,”  adding to Yachty’s collaborative hot streak.

Directed by AMD and Little Miles,, the “Sorry Not Sorry” music video shows the two trendsetter emcees going bar for bar under the spotlight of a pitch-black stage in their signature nonchalant swagger. Earlier this summer, Lil Yachty teamed up with James Blake to deliver their genre-defying collab album, Bad Cameo, along with a set of visualizers for “Save The Savior,” “Run Away From The Rabbit,” “Red Carpet,” and “Transport Me.”

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Veeze Links With Tye Beats For Producer’s Debut Single “Wocky Sinner”

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“Damn Tye you made this b**** too” is a producer tag you are going to be hearing a lot more from very soon. That is tell-tale sign that Detroit, Michigan native Tye Beats is behind the boards, and you can hear it on his new single with Veeze, “Wocky Sinner”. In fact, this is the up-and-comer’s debut release. However, Tye has been making beats for a little bit now. One of his biggest credits is on 21 Savage’s latest album, american dream. His work lands on the Summer Walker collab “prove it”, and that R&B style is something that Tye specializes in. Another key track that he has been a part of is actually another Veeze track.

He put the instrumental together for the “GOMD” remix which features Lil Uzi Vert. You can find that track on the deluxe version of Veeze’s latest commercial effort, Ganger. With these big accomplishments in the rear view, Tye Beats is looking to take that next step. Producer albums are huge, and they have been perhaps even more so over the last few years. Soon, he will be throwing his name into that ring with his debut album Damn Tye. The project will be out August 8 and will include this Veeze collab, “Wocky Sinner”. On this single, Tye samples Bryson Tiller’s “Timeless Interlude” from his 2020 LP A N N I V E R S A R Y by pitching up the background vocals from it. Then, he gives it the traditional Detroit treatment that has been sweeping the city lately. The skittering drums and hi-hats and resonant bass tie things up nicely, leading to a vibey banger to get fans ready for Damn Tye.

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“Wocky Sinner”- Tye Beats & Veeze

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Q Da Fool Collabs With Veeze On “Pookie”, Announces New Album Dropping August 2nd

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Maryland rapper Q Da Fool has had a rough go of it recently. For two years he was dealing with a prison sentence. Additionally, after coming home in late 2023, he would be arrested again for allegedly “inciting violence” after releasing a single and going on Instagram Live with it. However, he was able to bounce back in December and drop that project he was getting ready during that time called Art of Ambition. In an interview with Rolling Stone surrounding its release, Q Da Fool made it clear just how happy he was to be dropping music again. “As long as I’m putting out good music and grinding, I can’t complain”. Overall, that mentality has led Q Da Fool to dropping “Pookie”.

This is the latest release from him, with “Tarzan” being the most recent single during this prolific run in 2024. “Hey Auntie”, “Wanna Be Down”, “chopt”, as well as a feature for Daimo Dunkin are all other offerings from Q Da Fool during this stretch. Hopefully, the first three of the five, including “Pookie”, will all land on his next album. According to Dirty Glove Bastard, King George is the name of it and it will arrive on August 2. That is incredibly exciting news for all Q Da Fool fans, as he adds to an already stacked weekend release wise. Overall, we do not know a lot of the specifics of King George. What we can say is that Veeze will be on the project. He is the feature on “Pookie” and if you want to check out their collab, check the link below to give it a try.

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“Pookie”- Q Da Fool & Veeze

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Veeze & Rylo Rodriguez Collide For “F*cked A Fan”

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Veeze is someone who took full advantage of a down year for rap in 2023. However, that is not to discredit his Ganger album. Overall, it was one that made a lot of end-of-year lists for hip-hop across the web, including ours. The Detroit MC’s sleepy and nonchalant flows are ones that usually get overlooked, generally speaking. An approach like that usually gets associated with mumble rappers who have little to offer lyrically. However, he proves that he is someone that you cannot judge too harshly on the surface. Veeze continues to evolve and “F*cked A Fan” is one sample of that growth process.

What the “GOMD” rapper is focusing on topically in 2024 is dealing with all of this newfound fame. His first release of this year, “Pop Yo S***”, seems him accept the place he is in right now. “F*cked A Fan”, which features Rylo Rodriguez, continues this more hype and “I’m the s***” energy. The beat, like most Veeze selections, is pure gas. Triumphant and glitchy tones, booming bass and 808s, and resonant kicks all unite for a grand trap and celebratory track for Veeze.

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Listen To “F*cked A Fan” By Veeze & Rylo Rodriguez

Quotable Lyrics:

If I had a dollar for every faithful b**** in the world, my account would be empty (Account would be empty)
She gave me head, my wrist on presidential, it’s giving me Monica Lewinsky
Too many fish in the sea, if she want Shark Lock boots, I’ll buy her Givenchy (Yeah)
Rap s***, I had to make it, my hype man a felon, he couldn’t even fly to the venue (Yeah)
B**** don’t like porcelain, I get her dental implants, she ain’t never coppin’ no bridge (Yeah)
I left some shakes on the hardwood floor at the studio, but I ain’t never droppin’ no mid

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Veeze & Rylo Rodriguez’s Splashy ‘F*cked A Fan’ Video Recounts A Fulfilled Fantasy While Flexing Cyber Trucks

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Detroit rapper Veeze and Alabama rapper Rylo Rodriguez have a promising 2024 year ahead of them, and their new collaboration “F*cked A Fan” is a great sign of what’s to come. The duo originally teased the track back in February and it was met with immediate praise as fans begged for its release. Months later, the song is here complete with a matching visual that pairs well with the song’s flashy and boisterous feel. The visual captures Veeze and Rylo boasting about their fulfilled fantasies as they rap in front of their Tesla Cyber Trucks and play basketball on a nearby court. Lil Baby also makes an appearance in the video, bringing his modified red and black Cyber Truck to the car show.

The new song and video follows a bit of work from the rappers in 2024. It follows Veeze’s “Pop Yo Sh*t” track which served as his first official release of the year while Rylo’s recent work placed him beside 42 Dugg as well as YTB Fatt on a pair of tracks: “In The Air” and “Pretty Air.” Veeze and Rylo’s 2023 years were both impressive and both rappers shined with their albums, Been One and Ganger, respectively.

You can watch the video for “F*cked A Fan” above.

Veeze Has A Lot Of Fun With AI And Celebrity Faces In His ‘Pop Yo Sh*t’ Video

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No, that’s not really Justin Timberlake in the thumbnail for Veeze’s “Pop Yo Sh*t” video. The Detroit rapper makes hilarious — and potentially controversial — use of AI deepfake technology in the video, grafting his own face onto stars like Timberlake, Jay-Z, and more — and vice versa. The track is the self-deprecating rapper’s first of 2024, and his first since last year’s breakout tape, Ganger. The video was shot in London as Veeze continues to open on tour with Travis Scott along with fellow Detroiters Babyface Ray and Skilla Baby, and prepared for his own first headlining show in London.

In a new interview with Crack magazine, Veeze explained his unusual vocal style, saying, “If you spoke to someone who knew me in the first grade, they’d say I rap just like how I talk. I’ve never really raised my voice. I am not going to the studio and making up a character like these other guys.” That voice is serving him well, as his Navy Navy imprint has partnered with Warner Records and his profile has continued to grow in 2024. Whether he will follow up Ganger with a new album this year remains to be seen, but he’s one of the more unique voices currently bubbling under the surface when it comes to rap — although that latter half may be changing sooner rather than later.

Watch Veeze’s video for “Pop Yo Sh*t” above.