Ni’s track “I’m So ATL” has experienced significant viral success this year, largely due to its popularity on TikTok. The song has become extremely popular on the app, with Blue Ivy Carter repeatedly incorporating the choreography into her performances on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour. She is now featured on a track alongside Jermaine Dupri and Sean Paul, paying tribute to an Atlanta classic, called “Magic City Money.”

The track is now ready to blast through the speakers at the establishment that shares its name. It has a vibe that recalls similar emotions found in many of the more radio-friendly songs in Migos’ discography. The thumping bass and the flute sample are key drivers behind the beat, particularly when it sounds great in a car.

Lyrically, the track is quite uneventful. Everyone present is there to have a bit of fun. They frequently mention attending Magic City in their rap songs, with some lighthearted jokes interspersed for comedic effect. The song is intended to be an anthem specifically for Atlanta, with its scope limited to that purpose.

Jermaine Dupri has spent several decades in the industry but remains actively engaged. He occasionally releases a single here and there, most recently “Turn Around” featuring 2 Chainz. He also released the collaborative album For Motivational Use Only with Curren$y. There appears to be little chance of another solo album being included in Dupri’s future objectives. The sustained focus on Atlanta’s past and future is certainly praiseworthy. The song “Magic City Money” can be heard below.