While Lil Yachty and Veeze share no connection to the same state, their musical styles complement each other seamlessly. They share many similarities, from their tendency to deliver lyrics in a flat tone to their unconventional production decisions. It has been established for the past couple of years. Their contributions on Kodak Black’s “Sh*t Show” and “Boat Interlude” are limited to just a few tracks. They appear to be prepared to see what they can accomplish on a full project as a team now.
Veeze inadvertently revealed some information about his track, “Can’t Be Crete Boy,” on his Instagram by hyping it up. He wrote “💿 out to win,” tagging Lil Yachty and Lyrical Lemonade in a post. The person responsible for the music video’s creation is the latter. In our view, this is one of their more impressive collaborations, which is largely due to the multi-phased beat. The track “Can’t Be Crete Boy” kicks off with a captivating chipmunk soul sample chop, resulting in a genuine Southern atmosphere. The tempo suddenly shifts to a more ominous and foreboding tone approximately halfway through. This track combines each rapper’s unique sonic styles, reminiscent of Detroit’s influential hip-hop catalog. The untitled tape’s second single is likely this, with “Sorry Not Sorry” serving as the first.
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