When Luh Tyler began rapping at just 16 years old, it was somewhat challenging to take him entirely seriously. Typically, that’s the experience for most children when they enter any field that is designed with adults in mind. Over the past year and a half, he has become increasingly evident as a remarkable talent. His solo performance has been particularly impressive, as seen in tracks like “Law & Order pt. 2,” “Young N****,” and “Change My Wayz,” which have all garnered a considerable fan base. These are merely the beginning of a much larger issue.
Luh Tyler has established a steady track record with his My Vision project and debut album Mr. Skii, featuring enjoyable and laid-back content, allowing him to solidify his influence within the Florida music scene. As his star continues to shine increasingly brighter, he may be contemplating a more far-reaching strategy. Mr. Skii’s “Florida Boy” track draws from the early 2000s Southern hip-hop style, a sound that would have been right up prime Gucci Mane’s alley. The nostalgic aesthetic has experienced a resurgence, with LiAngelo Ball, also known as GELO, surprisingly gaining support from fans in large numbers. Tyler’s version of this style is even more impressive and catching attention on TikTok in a similar way to “Tweaker.”
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