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About three years ago, City Girls dropped their
Billboard-charting single, Act Up. The following year, it was revealed that their Quality Control Music labelmate, Lil Yachty, penned the track for them. Fast forward to 2021, and Yung Miami of the South Florida-bred rap duo prefers not to speak on Yachty s contribution to her group s song.
During an appearance on Real 92.3 s Home Grown Radio on Tuesday (July 6), Yung Miami and JT were asked about Lil Boat penning their 2018 hit record. To this question, Miami replies, Next, while JT giggles.
It s unclear why Yung Miami chose not to speak on Lil Yachty writing a majority of Act Up. However, the songwriter credits currently say: Issac Bynum (Earl on the Beat) who also produced the record Caresha Brownlee (Yung Miami), Jatavia Johnson (JT) and Miles Parks McCollum (Lil Yachty).
Where to buy Lil Yachty’s Crete nail polish: Release date explored!
Lil Yachty is launching his own nail polish and he is calling it Crete. Here’s a look at where you can buy them as we explore its release date!
The rapper decided to bring out his own range of nail polish as he wanted it to be a unisex brand for nail polish. Lil Yachty, whose real name is Miles Parks McCollum, has been showing off the nail polish on his Instagram. Fans have also been expressing their excitement in the comment section of the post.
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Rolling Stone How Lil Yachty Got His Second Act
As a youth, the rapper garnered the title ‘King of the Teens’ and a lot of criticism. Today, he’s a mentor and a mogul
By Braylen Dion for Rolling Stone
Until the pandemic, Lil Yachty never stopped to think about how quickly he became famous. “It was a full year from walking across the stage in high school to then I’m in this penthouse in midtown Atlanta, I got this G-wagon, put my mother in a house,” Yachty explains. “It’s a fast life. You not ever getting the chance to think about a lot of shit.”