The Insane Rise of YEAT

[@Volksgeist]

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[@dolodr]

Wow...... the lvl of meat riding is out the window in this video 😂 Either you BIG trolling or rolling on a fat check that his label paid you off wit because aint no way a grown man with working brain cells is calling Yeat "the most creative young artist working today" 🤦🏾‍♂ Respectfully in my *opinion* as an artist that works his @$$ off to make unique N creative Müzik every single day, you should be ashamed of yourself. #sellout

[@always1ne]

luh cray

[@always1ne]

@fuss you mad gay smd

[@khartoumlavage4253]

"NAH!" *Young Chief Keef Voice*

[@always1ne]

@@khartoumlavage4253 sosa

[@oftgnov]

I was paralyzed from the hair down. It wasn't until my Alexa misheard my wheelchair squeaking and turned on Yeat, my feeling immediately came back and I can fly now. I now own 69,420 acres of agricultural land where I can grow all the opium poppies and tonka trucks required to produce 60 billion 2 liter bottles full of the finest Wokhardt. Thank you so much Yeat for everything you have blessed me with.

[@spudgotbeats7745]

Hahaaaa amazing comment 👏🏼 🏆

[@WALLACEraps]

😂😂😂

[@tejidotcom]

Great comment😂

[@weluvparadox7900]

😭💀

[@sebastien9123]

so creative LOL

[@lucasvslife]

I hate when people call new artists, styles and sub genres the "death of hip hop". You can find me listening to Kendrick and Yeat back to back on my liked songs. Just like life, music has many different sides to offer and to be enjoyed.

[@Lite727]

That’s literally life. Don’t think for one second the boomers who grew up listening to classic rock weren’t spat at by their elders. Mfs saying blues and Sinatra or whatever is 10 times better than Eddie Van Halen, Aerosmith, or Rolling Stones. That’s music. That’s art. It’s just human nature to bias the music of your generation.

[@lucasvslife]

@@Lite727 it's a cycle yes, we could be the ones to break it and ease off when we have kids

[@MollusckScrampKysfaggy]

There is a point where music becomes utter shit by all standards, his music falls under this category.

[@-xnnybimb-9398]

@@Lite727 Ive been drenched in this era and I genuinely believe most modern music is trash

[@maybetullah]

I have Kendrick, Travis, Yeat, and Carti, on my playlists 💀💀

[@fabyier]

I was at the lowest point in my life until I listened to yeat. He changed my life for the better and now I'm twizzy rich

[@Volksgeist]

Same thing happened to my grandpa

[@TylerMcKinney]

If a mumbling materialistic drug addict changed your life for the better then I can't imagine how low you must have been. Glad you're doing better.

[@TheLazyass111]

Please say i wasnt the only one called Fabreeze in school. Please tell me you suffered this pain as well

[@fabyier]

@@TheLazyass111 we go through it all brother

[@mani6142]

right🤓

[@3030-z1w]

His music has so much noise it's addicting. I saw another comment I agree with that after listening to Yeat almost every other artist feels flat and monotone. The constant adlibs, bells, bass, and unique instrumentals on the songs make it hit so hard.

[@googleaccount6931]

This!!

[@Keviekev115]

That’s exactly why. His instrumentals and etc make it an experience. Lyrics aren’t too bad either

[@heyyvalee]

❤❤

[@samuuuuelem]

ADHD beats

[@_wauce]

Yeat is definitely the next big thing in rap. You know you've struck gold when you find an artist that sounds awful the first time you listen to them, a week later you find yourself looking up their spotify, and a month later you're bumping every song they have. That process is a clear sign that the artist is truly breaking new ground.

[@jbke]

YB is and always will be the next big thing

[@nottoxiccai5018]

@@jbke The meat riding is crazy

[@jbke]

@@nottoxiccai5018 Nah the other dude was more meat riding

[@nottoxiccai5018]

@@jbke ik it's a joke

[@qwzerty_1023]

fr, went through months of hating him just for me to now only listen to Yeat

[@wombones8629]

yeat is a breath of fresh air, no other rapper sounds like yeat, that's all.

[@zeronil.]

because no rapper WANTS to sound like yeat...

[@Frrcedric]

@@zeronil. good

[@zeronil.]

@@Frrcedric i dont wanna sound like im gargling sparkling water with cocaine then rapping with it dont i

[@JTtheone09]

@@zeronil. Comment aged terribly

[@zeronil.]

@@JTtheone09 true

[@vomitingforever5392]

It feels like yeat is still ahead of his time, just like people didn’t understand future and young thug at first. It would be hard to say that he would ever be as big as them, but it feels like he’s pushing the sub-genre that those guys created. Music will continue to evolve and take parts of someone before them and make it into their own. To me, yeat is a perfect example of this

[@Hellowithyou]

Yezzir

[@carlyoukilleditbeats]

facts, i said the same thing when i first heard him. Uzi and yeat are in that same boat and sure enough uzi and yeat became close buddies

[@yerr_me]

If yeat can improve on his lyricism in next few years, he could be one of the greatest of all time

[@liiillllliiilllliilllliii9461]

@@yerr_me yeats got some bars

[@777melo]

@@liiillllliiilllliilllliii9461 yeah he just needs to stop repeating some of the same lyrics and types of songs, cuz some songs on lyfe like cant stop it, and krank were fire

[@fredo5250]

yeat has deadass changed my life i was down bad on my ass with no racks, and when i heard that bell for the first time i instantly started working and getting to the p’s

[@lklbasil]

Pushin Heavy 🅿️ thanks to yeat now we twizzy rich

[@realhotgirlfilmz]

@@lklbasil Factz

[@idobenotvibing]

down bad in da basement with da roaches in it 😔

[@nairemuh]

bro ran it up

[@geek.m0nst3r]

If u guys listen to yeats older stuff and listen to one of his projects like a few months after that, u gotta admit he’s been evolving at an insane pace that we rarely see other artists can do. Like his old stuff showed that he had his own sound but it was super unpolished and extremely rough, but you could see where he was trying to go with it. Fast forward a year and it’s like he perfected it and already experimenting with new sounds. Yeat is the most interesting artist to emerge these past few years, people just don’t wanna admit it.

[@ArmandoSanchezOG]

Bros been on the grind. Honestly inspirational

[@MickeyMouse-lm6zj]

yeat sounds like one of those parody songs from years ago that was made to make fun of "the future of soundcloud rap" but now it's a reality

[@zone6ea404]

The first time I heard yeat i literally laughed and thought it was meme rap.. now my playlist is about 25% yeat 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@sharky1167]

Facts😭😭 was like no way ppl legit listen to this it must be a joke now I’m turning into a yeat fanboy lmao

[@MickeyMouse-lm6zj]

yeat probably sounds like a dying donkey in the studio then it's autotuned to the point where it sounds like another language

[@MickeyMouse-lm6zj]

yeat without his producers ain't shit and even then it's not good

[@MickeyMouse-lm6zj]

yeat sounds like one of those parody songs from years ago that was made to make fun of "the future of soundcloud rap" but now it's a reality

[@jj_dmth]

@@MickeyMouse-lm6zj Mickey mouse

[@wltschmrz]

This new 12 Song EP he released showed off that he sonically isn’t just a one trick pony with only bells and rage beats but he can actually put his compelling vocal deliveries on for example a rock-inspired-beat (“can’t stop it” is the song)

[@aerpods]

Album

[@aerpods]

@teddybear my bad on Spotify it says album

[@muchdank.v3]

@@aerpods Lmao Spotify geeked

[@aerpods]

@@muchdank.v3 I did some research and yeat puts all his ep’s as albums on Spotify because there isn’t an ep section

[@boofpack3642]

Holy 1 is the best imo

[@1017_CK]

he may not be a "good" at traditionally rapping, but he is extremely talented at flowing and his syllables and choosing which words go where. Better at that than pretty much any other rapper imo

[@dustycomputer1806]

he’s not traditional by any means but he is skilled af the way he can hit fast flows and melodies so well

[@kyhxx]

. etc-

[@coleintheville117]

glad yeat is finally getting some respect

[@nihiqallam5616]

@Sneef let's not forget the carti influence

[@reallycrispyy6138]

@@nihiqallam5616 and he has old carti remix’s too lol

[@jper8029]

Such a great take, the hate new artist get for lack of lirycism and storytelling comes from people who don't apreciate melodies and overall sound as much. I love where the music is headed right now.

[@criznash]

this is a bad take. plenty of artists check the melody and sound boxes while also achieving high levels of lyricism and storytelling. at the end of the day tastes may differ, but yeat is objectively a low skill player in the rap game. call me a boomer but kool moe dee wouldn't give yeat more than a c+.

[@reeseon10]

@@criznash i disagree, my top 2 is kdot and nas and even though i steer towards artists with hard hitting storytelling and punchlines, most people aren't listening to music just because of how skilled the MC is. yes yeat is a bad rapper but ur not going to get the average person to listen to big L just because randoms online said he is the king of punchlines, they want to vibe out to the sound of the music and yeat is the king of this new soundcloud lane of production. some people listen to rap to turn up to and some people listen to rap for the rapping its nothing wrong with either of them

[@devvvysantos6661]

@@reeseon10 give a few more listens if you're up for it I'd like to think I don't d ride but yeat been my favorite & only rapper I've kept up with lately he has little punchlines/"bars" and once u hear I bet you'd appreciate it a lot more. His unreleased way better imo also

[@reeseon10]

@@devvvysantos6661 im definitely open to listen to more of his music i love all types of rap

[@Alieth]

@@criznash Maybe it’s not “storytelling” but Yeat definitely has very unique wordplay of you listen carefully. Try checking out a song like “Money So Big” it’s quite creative

[@cooperramsey2247]

I found Yeat in a very hectic time of my life. I ran away to Mexico for a month to reset, I listened to Yeat watching the sunset alone the entire time. I fell in love with life again in the process. Thanks Yeat 🤞🏼

[@Volksgeist]

Most sane Volksgeist viewer

[@MandenTV]

You get laid down there though?

[@Brothinkhecarti1]

@@Volksgeist Fr

[@Vrunge90]

​@@Volksgeist💀💀💀

[@alin.mat21]

I literally listen to Yeat's songs everyday, it's true he may not have the most deeep meaning lyrics, but the flow and the beats are so well made that it's just blessing to the ear

[@Whodnl]

Man one thing I can say is Volksgeist edit just wants me to work harder at life and be more creative

[@Volksgeist]

Go get it bro. Don’t give up

[@Whodnl]

@@Volksgeist thank you

[@Volksgeist]

@@Whodnl just take steps bro you know the path, just have to believe in it

[@soulmoney119]

@@Volksgeist GIVE DRAKE A 10 🤬🤬🤬

[@Volksgeist]

No

[@darkbustergt8085]

his beats remind me of some hyperpop and i think that’s why a lot of people don’t really mess with him. his way of rapping is just to sound good with the beat. he’s not rlly trynna say anything and some people hate that about him.

[@war.neverchanges]

It’s because of the Saw and Sine synths

[@nxt1990]

Other artists sound SO flat and monotone after listening to Yeat. Even that long awaited Nav album was absolute ass for me because there's so little going on in comparison. I always have a hard time describing his music but I think the real secret to it all is simply him. He knows EXACTLY what sounds good and what sounds bad on a track, and is just present on the beat in so many ways. Also his music transfers over to so many genres with it still sounding hard, so people who think he's one dimensional have some surprises coming their way. One of the most interesting artists I've listened to. He needs to chill on all that devil talk though.

[@1twiist]

Nav album was so fye tho

[@r6yyo]

why would he chill on the “devil talk” when the devil is the reason why u like him so much 💀

[@nxt1990]

@@r6yyo true. I’m fully aware and accepted that he’s a devil worshipper and in the know about real lyfe, but he’s fucking up bangers😂

[@ThreeDogg3]

@@nxt1990 real lyfe?

[@sincara345]

Honestly I’m a big yeat fan, but navs album better than Yeats

[@KaydogEntertainment]

I was completely torn apart by a raptor 300 million years ago until i started listening to yeat and he brought me back to life. thank you yeat

[@shamanic_nostalgia]

He's doing this vocal style better than others at the moment, and I don't think this style is going anywhere. He kinda perfected the Travis Scott style. He pretty much nails it on Out the Way... obviously it's basic lyrically but the vocals are incredible. Even Drake had a totally mixed reaction when he first came out, yet he became a massive success. I don't think this is the final evolution of this style of music by any means, if I had to guess, some time in the next few years an artist will emerge that will take over this style in a more lyrical and complex way but in the meantime Yeat seems to be carrying this wave better than anyone at the moment, and this is a pretty typical reaction to a new wave of music.... Lots of people think it's trash, a minority worship it, and then it takes over... Literally the same cycle that's been going on since Rock n Roll and before

[@shamanic_nostalgia]

Technology has made the voice an instrument. Yeat is playing his instrument.

[@stickman9009]

Completely agree with all of this. Just my own two cents: As a music producer and rapper myself who's been closely immersed in the scene I found Yeat's sound really polarizing, to begin with, but understood that his sound is sort of taking the 'voice as an instrument concept' that was pioneered (only naming the most popular ones) by T-Pain, Ye, Travis Scott, and more recently and paralleled to Yeat's style, Playboi Carti, especially in Whole Lotta Red. Personally, I see two emerging categories out of the current Hip Hop sphere. There's this kind of succession to the trap sound of recent years that takes its most iconic tropes (e.g. distorted 808 bass, autotuned vocals, cloud-rap beats, chopped/screwed mixes, etc) and then pushes that to its limits. Then there is this sort of broad section which almost stands to oppose all of this but is overall equally as popular. Subverting the bullish sound of 2010s mainstream hip hop with more hollowed-out sounds that are reviving recently overlooked sounds like boom bap, pop, R&B or outsourcing to UK electronic music (Dancehall, 2 Step, Jungle, Grime, UK Drill, etc). Of course, there are always outliers who fit neither here nor there which is why music is as cool as it is but this is overall the two major branches that I would say things are looking like they're going; at least according to my Spotify algorithm. (PS: I Don't listen to Yeat)

[@ginocerda3290]

I agree with the out the way part completely I swear I said the exact same thing to myself and I can see him carving out a travis type lane for himself as well as far as having a really specific sound

[@Itsyunlo]

I hope i can be this for music. Been trying to incorporate good lyrics into the new wave sound.

[@xfour]

sounds nothing like travis scott lmao. Its young thug you are thinking of.

[@plum.world.entertainment]

i’m so glad he blew up and i was there to see it happen all the way thru, proud of bro fr

[@lsnamber]

I think the best type of music is the type where you listen through a song and it really challenges you to think whether its really good or trash. Once you get over that obstacle the music changes for you and you become attached to it. over the past year Yeat's music has done this to me and I'm a big fan of what he makes. Shame his fanbase is weird tho

[@RollingCompany]

maan, great observation Exactly this happened to me when I listening to dirty sprite 2 around 6-7 years ago At some point it just clicked and I kinda "got" it Fell in love with barter 6 afterwards and been a huge fan since

[@4Pickledonions]

its trash

[@krypticunlimited6925]

Thats what Uzi did for me back in '18, and its happening again now with Yeat

[@iAWP-]

DS2 was so fucking good man, I loved that shit

[@MickeyMouse-lm6zj]

yeat sounds like one of those parody songs from years ago that was made to make fun of "the future of soundcloud rap" but now it's a reality

[@devid12369]

Before I listened to Yeat, I was nothing. A loser you could say. One day my homie said, "hey have you heard Yeat". I said no, so he turned on Off tha lot . I heard the pure emotions coming from his words. I cried deep emotional tears and realized at that very moment I could make something of myself. I turned my life around and became a very cool person and broke out of my shell. He saved me. Yeat saved me. Thank you . He is our savior. He saved me from living life as a loser. Being a Yeat fan isn't just a hobby, it's a lifestyle, a reason to breathe, an escape from this cruel world filled with thieves. It's art, the first gift you open on Christmas, a hug from a loved one, everything you've ever wanted, everything you need.

[@itsemachine]

The past couple years I've been really exploring hip hop, listening to all the best, classic albums/mixtapes and it really put into perspective how dull and unoriginal a lot of mainstream rappers are today. I didn't find pretty much any of the artists that blew up in 2020 onwards interesting at all. They all sounded like watered down versions of Future, Thugger, Travis, Uzi, Carti or Juice WRLD to me. I was getting more and more difficult to impress, so it's safe to say that when I first heard Yeat it was such a breath of fresh air. Even though his production was similar to Carti's, his vocals sounded like a mix of Future and Thugger and his lyrics were the usual, generic trap topics I still couldn't stop listening to it. I saw a review on Up 2 Me saying that his music has some sort of mind control ability attached to it and I think that pretty much sums it up. With his manic, layered production that sounds like it's alive and an array of interesting flows, I really think Yeat is the most cutting edge and innovative trap artist out right now alongside Baby Keem. Imo, these guys are the true stars pushing the genre forward amidst a lot of passable artists who aren't necessarily bad, but are just too safe to make me care about them.

[@janzkee]

Bro has a major in hip hop and a minor in yapology

[@planetxtk7567]

I like how objective and specific you are about what makes him good rather than just fanboying.

[@yasugi0153]

Man I love yeat found him before he blew up on Tiktok and he deserves the fame

[@oscarruiz455]

i haven't seen your videos in my recommended page in years. i loved watching ur videos abt tyler, earl, frank, thugger, etc. from a couple years back. i'm glad this video popped up on my recommended page. gonna binge watch all ur new videos 🫶🏽

[@Volksgeist]

thanks man!

[@omardelatorre-aponte9660]

Phillip been hittin the gym. Good stuff bro!

[@Volksgeist]

[@bradymano3340]

My 13yo nephew told me his fav song was Nun Id Change, so I checked it out and OMG I instantly fell in love with his vibe. Albums on repeat while gaming.

[@ernie9538]

Yeah afterlyfe was hated at first but it quickly grew on people

[@davidvillamonte2007]

Y'all tripping on that cash, boy, I'm pickle Rick

[@zhanosamuels9824]

We need a part 2 of this. Especially hes evolution into 2093

[@Decemburrrrrr]

He's one of the only artists where I can listen to every single track without wanting to skip. I generally consider myself someone who is open to all types of music and I listen to artists like yeat, Kendrick, Isaiah Rashad, Drake, Weeknd, Ab-Soul, Schoolboy Q etc in one sitting. As of now, its difficulty listening to other artists bc I'm expecting the same energy and feeling that I get from Yeat on every track.

[@johnturturo3889]

Yeat sounds chill. Someone who minds their own business and does the best they can. I don’t have to justify anything, because he makes bangers anyway!!!

[@nilesrodriguez4343]

Would love to hear a YEAT and Night Lovell collab

[@arkhive8439]

bro that's the craziest collab ever wtf lmao

[@moses3118]

Its crazy cus I've been waiting for a beat sound like his for a long time. It's time to shine soon

[@aydenmelo]

yeat changing the game yall just need to admit it

[@topang4304]

😭

[@giacamo5809]

no

[@_Escaping.Samsara_]

What sets him apart?

[@nihiqallam5616]

Bruh y'all forgetting the carti influence

[@lmaoyz]

@@nihiqallam5616 what carti influence please explain because I’ll just argue against it

[@Spongebob-lf5dn]

Like listening to Yeat in the gym. He's not afraid to use "unconventional" beats, and the way he uses his voice as an instrument is really unique.

[@VickyYeung2010]

I feel like a factor to his stardom is the fact that carti hasnt posted any music inna long time

[@Timelesstyle]

Love how Yeat is clearly having fun with words that he thinks sound cool together. Like the famous "pull up lil bih like yurr, i bought a yurus today, and paint it all yellow it look like a bird". Love how the words sound like a gurgling drain or something and how so many of his flows interact with the beat in a more chaotic way that sounds better because of it.

[@Enjoipandas13]

I feel like Yeat has an almost edm like quality to him that attracts people to him. It's vague to say "edm" but I can't think of another popular genre that can be played as ambient music where the focus isn't usually on individual songs, but more the feeling an album carries. I wouldn't compare his style even though heavily influenced by cartis to whole lotta red. WLR has very distinctive songs and style which moved away from earlier albums like die lit and cartis earlier work which blends into each other in a very similar way. IDK what Yeats long term looks like considering he just cranks out tons of music, but I can see what makes him appealing now being his decline when it becomes "You've heard one Yeat song and you've heard them all"

[@wr15jc69]

I like yeat a lot he just gets me hyped. I’m not an annoying fan tho I just listen to him

[@clayyszn]

4:02 thanks for the advice man because what i wanna be in my career is to make music and this quote really inspired me to keep going and im going to start making music soon thank you Volksgeist.

[@PartyPhil1]

He said “don’t do drugs” in one of the few interviews he’s done when asked if he had a message to the kids. I know he does drugs, but the fact that he basically said “don’t be like me” is pretty cool of him.

[@akwala__]

I was deceased and very poor before my death so i didnt have anything for my family to inherit until my friend played yeat at my funeral. After that i rose from the ground to listen to the peak music and became very rich, i now have 12 billion dollars and a fortune to leave for my family and friends.

[@sl1trr327]

What’s your opinion on Yeat’s recent EP “Lyfë”? I loved it, the variety of sound between each song shows he’s not just a one trick pony making the same song over and over again.

[@wyse1795]

Dude I just just found out about LYFE from yeat is out 8:11 15 sep

[@SunnyDarkoShow]

Honestly it's because he makes quality music on quality beats backed with a quality mix. He's Solid

[@manicsandwich5714]

Nobody can deny these instrumentals are absolutely legendary

[@tianakennedy2260]

Its crazy cus I've been waiting for a beat sound like his for a long time. It's time to shine soon...I can bet Yeat never bought views from *AUTHENTIC views*

[@xfour]

Yeat is the second coming of young thug from his adlibs to his delivery hes taken over his own wavelength.

[@abdulmunye4687]

I was so happy to see he was on my Spotify wrapped

[@jordancarterenjoyer]

great video... i wish you talked about the way he uses his adlibs and vocals like an instrument as much as you talked about his beat selection tho

[@POPE.]

it’s actually insane, the way he bends his vocals into the instrumental is so different and his work ethic is like juice wrlds with so many songs he’s paving a crazy wave.

[@jhndxtr9249]

I hate when people say that it’s so cringe. His voice is not an instrument 😂

[@lungshate]

@@jhndxtr9249 talkm bout cringe when yo name is John Dexter bro sthu 💀

[@TekWest999]

I think eventually yeat will sit down and really write something. I’m not saying he’s gonna bar us to death or anything. But with Afterlyfe you can see the shift. There’s more artistically driven cuts on that project and you can see he’s developing a vision.

[@adaehsmith4687]

Straight up Banger..He aint like all them artist who just be usin dat *authentic views* to get fame.

[@benwagner742]

I think his ability to sway super off beat but almost become more locked into the beat as a result is his most underrated quality. Almost like the beats he chooses want the rapper to disobey them

[@ODDLYZADE]

I remember when I listened to get busy, shit was crazy. Only march 2021 and he had 2 mill to 3 mill monthly listeners, man just flew after that, CRAZY 💫

[@purp2198]

I still enjoy the SoundCloud trap era heavily but I also genuinely enjoy just about anything

[@robin-cp8qj]

I listen to his albums start to finish all the time😂

[@ATF-]

The only way

[@808faccio5]

My boy pmo yeat before he blew up. I was listening to a few of his tracks and when my ex broke up with me I bumped Get Busy and that song got me thru the night ever since then Yeat has gotten me thru my toughest times. One of my fav artist.

[@SLiMDRUMS]

At first I didn’t like yeat. I think it’s because he was still new to being somewhat mainstream but I think what may have happened is he started being able to develop his style and sound more due to the feedback he started to receive. Now I atleast give his new albums a listen and pick out which songs I like to continue listening to. Yeat is definitely a good artist and stands out.

[@wyse1795]

Lol

[@bryplayz]

yeat is one of those rappers i always hate on the first listen, but i listen to him again and i’m levitating

[@grapeswithcapes8314]

The meatriding is crazy

[@Volksgeist]

Seethe

[@merzbow89]

I always listen to Yeat's albums from begin to end in one go. No problem.

[@raffellorose8867]

yeat is truly the next level of music and i am 100% sure that he is using *authentic views* to go viral for sure

[@860rondo]

Yeat is basically music that you can vibe to in any scenario. It depends which song you listen to tbh, but his slowed & reverb music is peak 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@yuryur6908]

Yeats sound is not “unlike anything heard before” autumn has been doing the throat gurgling type of flow for years

[@revengeofthesith.]

ok

[@214bands8]

nobody listening to that shit autumn be in too many beefs and his shit not nearly as hard 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@koaly2259]

Smokin on that Volksgeist pack shit hittin different 💨💯🙏

[@OkWoodsSlowed]

"HiP-hOp iS dOoMeD iF tHiS iS wHat pEoPle aRe lIStEniNg tO." As if the whole genre of hip-hop will turn into "Yeat-like" music. Last time I checked, its possible to listen to and love multiple artists.

[@gonga3238]

i had just heard my entire family had passed away, i was devastated, until my friend handed me one of his air pods and I heard the voice of angel now i have a new family and im twiz 4 lyfe

[@urnextup2943]

I was at the rock bottom part of my life until i found some airpods on the ground at seven-11 and yeat was playing now I live in a 3 story mansion with a wife and kids.And I’m also Twizzy Rich now🤞

[@MickeyMouse-lm6zj]

yeat sounds like one of those parody songs from years ago that was made to make fun of "the future of soundcloud rap" but now it's a reality

[@mcdubbr5364]

bro called get busy "sorry bout that"

[@Volksgeist]

Had to throw you off

[@user-ue2lx6py9j]

On top of that he didn’t even play either one of those songs 💀

[@Volksgeist]

@@user-ue2lx6py9j copyright dummy

[@ATF-]

@@Volksgeist earned a sub off this interaction

[@xxpatronxx8767]

I love the "Year's blow up" part xdddd

[@leftovernoise]

Ok but anyone saying "this artist is inventing new melodies" needs to just stop commenting. In what way is it a new melody? Are they not using twelve tone equal temperment? Is micro tonal music? I have no opinion on yeat one way or another but every possible combination of 12 tone notes had already been made like, hundreds of years ago. Ridiculous hill to die on, but that statement gives me hemroids

[@coaltrain2299]

bro's pissed over an opinion, yeat's different he finna stay on top if he stay consistant

[@leftovernoise]

@@coaltrain2299 bro I have never even listened to him, I'm sure he's great and bringing so many people joy. But "inventing new melodies" isn't an opinion. It's a statement about music theory that can't be backed up by any facts. Please, point me to these new melodies that nobody has ever used before, in any genre of music, for the past several hundreds of years of western music using the same 12 notes. I will happily be proven wrong if true.

[@wizardofaux1876]

@@leftovernoise You’re right in literal sense but when these people talk new melodies they mean the autotuned singing flows Yeat’s creating that sound very different from what we’ve been familiar with since the come up of autotuned rap vocals.

[@juliusgalletti4134]

I’ve traveled around the world trying to find enlightenment after my whole family were lost in Astro world 😔 I almost gave up on everything, till one day whilst walking to my last/final destination. I saw a homeless man taking a wizz on set of speakers that were still playing a faint sound that caught my attention. I turned up the volume and it was worth getting peed on. As I turned it up Yeat called to me and after that day I’ve been blessed and devote my life to the Yeat ways. #yeat #is #GOAT

[@amel3457]

Honestly after the SoundCloud era hiphop was starting to become dull and everyone was just copy pasting (Scorey is a major example). But all this changed when i found Yeat

[@Lilmzi14]

I was being bullied in school for being a scrawny nerd, until I started listening to yeat. Since then, I've been rocking turbans wit my twizzy and sipping wock. thank you yeat

[@Twizzulator2039]

LMFAO

[@alanatorres2033]

💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@looneywsg]

You can never hate on someone making a lane for themselves and being successful at it but I can’t wait until words like genius and masterpiece Actually have meaning and weight behind them again

[@applesoftwarewarz5144]

You can be a drug-addicted genius producing music that’s great for being intoxicated or high energy concerts

[@datdudeczn]

just started listening to yeat this summer, i instantly became a huge fan

[@nikibronson133]

I think we need to re-calibrate what a musical genius is even though I know it’s subjective not only in Termanology but also because music is subjective I still feel like we’re getting a little bit too ridiculous with who we call musical geniuses

[@Ashh9]

Ion see you blowin up...

[@KarlNova]

@@666slateran666 you didn’t hear him call him a creative genius at 12:38? Did you even watch this video?!

[@Volksgeist]

As if 80% of Griselda's audience isn't white hipsters, LOL. Get real bro. There's no need to try and stereotype someone you've never met.

[@nikibronson133]

@@Volksgeist I don’t know who you’re talking to but one it’s clear that I’m a woman And two I have no idea who Griselda is. And I’m also black so I don’t get what this comment is or who it’s directed to but I didn’t think my comment was that crazy to elicit a response like this. Edit: OK read the thread and saw that it was directed to this other person. And I guess you just responded in general or I’ll get a notification either way. My bad! make sure to tag!

[@Volksgeist]

@Niki ... it was a reply to the comment talking about Griselda. Its right there in this thread. lol.

[@ogsellout1897]

His rise is not unexpected Ever since he was dropping music with Summrs and Izaya tiji in 2019-2020 he had something special

[@trackvbwrx]

They don’t even know about that man 🤦🏼‍♂️, found him through Summrs way back now that he’s blown up I can’t even listen to him anymore 😂

[@Donalin305]

I just wanna say that Summrs, Kankan and Autumn are all breaking into the mainstream because their songs are hella popular on TikTok so you saying that they aren’t breaking out of the underground is wrong

[@shefunsize6992]

Actually this is highly debatable. For one Autumn could be up there with Yeat by now but he keeps making songs that is similar to everyone else’s so he’s struggling when it comes to views. If he continue to make songs like One Way he’ll definitely rise to the top. And for the other rappers not everyone knows them like that and their music is kind of uninteresting.

[@samdudley7580]

2 years later and his album lyfestyle was #1 for 3 weeks, crazy how things changed for him in 2 years. although he might be losing monthly listeners rapidly, he has an insane work ethic. since he dropped the album "alive" (april 2021/3 years ago) he has dropped 9 ALBUMS!!! 9 ALBUMS. one of which includes "4L" (june 2021). he made 2 albums in 3 months. they were both masterpieces and nothing below expectations. if anything, they outperformed what was previously thought. yeat, youre my inspiration and i will forever geek up and ride in tha luh tonka real twizz.

[@purpleye2608]

I'm just excited for the YEat - YE x Yeat mixtape coming soon..

[@usernamechecksout9901]

Fake news lol

[@holdmydavid7880]

Yeat has some interesting lyricism about Percocet addiction and it’s reflected in the beats as well as vocals. I hope he is okay.

[@NotLemont]

I practically only listen to yeat nowadays, I can't explain why, but no other music does it for me anymore. YEAT THE GOAT 🐐

[@fatbigfish]

Here is how say it: Yeat treats the lyrics more like an instrument then actual lyrics.

[@tochukwuudu7763]

Jus better is some of the hardest shit I’ve ever heard in my 24 years of existence.

[@wojciechbalcerzak7395]

It's just a carti song, but you can understand what he's talking about

[@IanPlug]

@@wojciechbalcerzak7395 name a carri song that sounds like this rn💀💀💀

[@user-pv7vc9kp9k]

@@wojciechbalcerzak7395 If you think its a carti song then you jus not with it

[@dniilii]

@@wojciechbalcerzak7395 you haven't listened to a single Carti song have you?

[@214bands8]

@@wojciechbalcerzak7395 completely different than carti, carti can’t make Jus Better and yeat can’t make sky because yeat is like the non flamboyant carti

[@namor2x2x]

yeat the avatar of rap no cap he bringing peace to the world of rap

[@pearsonglynn8884]

I swear any song with 808s and a trap-sounding beat is considered rap. Playboi, Pierre, Yeat is something different Synths are coming back from the 80s bro but with different a type music

[@sapphire3212]

knowing that yeat came up from portland, oregon holds a different meaning to me. i love to hear and find artists that came from my city

[@7rodo]

9:27 DID NOT age well

[@krypticunlimited6925]

Yeat is what Future, Young Thug, Uzi, and Carti were when they all first came out. People will hate on him because he's trying new things, doing it different, innovating. He's creating his own sound, and people just aren't ready for it. It's sad to see that this cycle of close minded this in the hip hop community just never seems to end. But the people who do support REALLY support him. His fans are the ones who are truly dedicated, who understand his craft. And at the end of the day, that's what will matter. Just like others before him, people will look back on Yeat and realize how strong and unique his sound truly was. The respect will come slow, but it will come. And us fans are the people who can say they saw that beauty from the very beginning.

[@shutupjoeshawn]

Yeat is the best rapper of the new gen 😎

[@Alovelyeditor]

There is no other way I can explain this but this video is just... "Yes" there is no other way to express it

[@Rafathy]

So he's an EDM artist

[@antoine5871]

Actually good take

[@M360-w6o]

loool basically

[@wheresthe0x218]

Yo deadass half his unreleased shit does sound like edm trap can see why his appeal is something fresh and new

[@perc3072]

@@wheresthe0x218 goth money and five finger posse been doin "edm trap"

[@binisez]

bro i got kendrick and cole in my playlist along with yeat 2 totally different vibes and ppl say yeat doesn't speak about anything. yeat raps about the life he lives which is basically a walking x pill people can't relate to that but people also can't relate to what most rappers rap abt. yeat has a few songs where he talking like real shit like wayback, lying 4 fun and the most recent one myself which he talks about the success of his career and what he accomplished but also a cry for help. song low key had me tearing up

[@Fent-]

The best part of Yeat is the people who don’t like him trying to cope with not being apart of the wave by saying he’s gonna fall off. People have been saying it for over a year now 💀💀💀

[@JordanMorris-nzer012-_-PSN]

7:20 bro that’s “Jus Better” playing, not Sorry Bout That lol

[@jxsh9853]

and also the song he was talking about is not sorry bout that, he definitely meant get busy lol