Lil Gotit

Ahead of the release, the rapper chops it up with Mike Boyd. These last four years have seen Lil Gotit making a name for himself as a part of the younger generation of Atlanta musicians that are taking over. The 21-year-old started his career collaborating with the likes of his brother Lil Keed, Lil Uzi Vert, Gunna, and Young Thug eventually releasing his debut studio album Hood Baby in November 2018, following it up with his sophomore effort Crazy But It’s True in March 2019 and Hood Baby 2 in August 2019.

After proudly certifying himself as Atlanta’s premier “hood baby,” Lil Gotit is taking things back to the kitchen on his defiant release date day, with the unveiling of his Top Chef Gotit on Thursday (June 10). The Alamo Records release finds Lil Gotit chopping it up with Young Thug, Gunna,...

Lil Gotit emerged in 2018 as one of the most hotly-tipped new rappers in Atlanta, and that's something special considering his hometown is a hip-hop city where there's never any shortage of exciting emerging talent. Inspired by Young Thug and buoyed by his ties with his brother Lil Keed, another Atlanta rap freshman, Gotit kept the hype alive and secured himself a couple of underground hits in the process. Today, Gotit returns with his fourth tape, Top Chef Gotit. He's enlisted features from Atlanta rap royalty Young Thug and Gunna, with his brother Keed on the song "Get N Dere Gang" and NAV on the previously released single "Burnt N Turnt." Have a listen below.

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Lil Gotit is continuing to slither his way to the top of Atlanta’s new wave with the release of his latest project, Top Chef Gotit. Lil Gotit released Top Chef Gotit on Thursday and it features the same posse of parseltongue spitters that helped him gain his fan base. Along with appearances from his brother Lil Keed, Top Chef Gotit is home to verses from Young Thug, Nav, and more.

Although rising Atlanta star Lil Gotit isn’t a member of YSL Records proper, he is closely affiliated through his brother Lil Keed, as well as a lyrical style that fits right in alongside the likes of Young Thug and Gunna. The latter strengthens the bond with the younger affiliate on Gotit’s new song “Work Out.” While Gotit leads things off with a high-pitched, high-velocity verse, Gunna mellows things out in his sparse additions, giving Gotit a near-perfect foil against which to reflect.

ATL artist Yung Mal is transitioning into the next phase of his career as the CEO of his own 1.5 Da Label which is named after his childhood neighborhood.The project is Inspired by his drive to stand up and become his own boss after experiencing his come-up with his mentor Gucci Mane and frequent collaborator Lil Quill. Mal is gearing up to drop his first project in over a year, ‘1.5 Way Or No Way’ out now on Alamo Records. In anticipation of the project, we got a chance to speak with him to discuss his goals for 2021, the title meaning of his project, artist he would like to collaborate with + much more. Get into the interview below.

AYO SK3TCH and Lil Gotit, a member of Young Thug's label, have dropped the blazing “Livin’ My Life,” an upbeat track filled with words that tell a rags to riches story. "Livin' My Life" is a banger, quickly gaining traction all over the social media, especially because the collaboration between AYO SK3TCH and Lil Gotit is undeniably organic. These two artists cleverly piece witty words together in order to tell a story about their growth, motivating others to do the same. With Lil Gotit rapping a catchy hook, we get captivated by it. His raspy magnetic tone and his high-level skill in the clever rhymes make us want to press the replay button over and over again. AYO SK3TCH picks up where Lil Gotit left off by rapping clever rhymes, making even the verses very catchy and flow effortlessly. His delivery is especially impressive, as his unique voice flows smoothly with upbeat sounds in the background. The two contrasting voices make the phrase "opposite attract" hold true. Press play and move your head along with the music.

Just a few weeks after dropping a video for his latest single “Toosie,” Lil Gotit returns with another new song, “Burnt N Turnt” featuring Nav. Produced by Based1 and Mike Hector, the immersive trap banger provides the perfect soundscape for Gotit and Nav to showcase their melodic tendencies, as the two trade hooks and brag about their success.

Lil Gotit has just unveiled the new visuals for his song “Toosie.” The video is directed by Gunna, who is also producing Gotit’s upcoming project, Top Chef Gotit. Lil Gotit is yet another reflection of the constantly evolving rap scene in Atlanta that continues to breed new and unique talent. Harnessing the mid-90s energy of the 69 Boyz, Gotit samples the group’s “Tootsee Roll” at the beginning of the track and then adds his own unique spin to it. The mashup of “Tootsee Roll” in the hook coupled with the hard bass on “Toosie” makes for an all-around club banger. Delivering heavy summer barbeque energy, Gunna makes a cameo appearance in the music video as well.

Alamo Records is truly a powerhouse in the rap game right now. With artists like Lil Durk, Rod Wave, and 03 Greedo leading the team, Alamo’s also been introducing a ton of new talent in recent times. Gritty talent, too, that isn’t necessarily meant to appeal to the radio airwaves. West Philadelphia rapper Yak Yola has been steadily blowing up, especially after his collaboration with King Von “Slide” dropped a few months back.

We've witnessed the rise of 21-year-old Atlanta rapper Lil Gotit for the last few years, documenting his progression as one of the up-and-coming stars of the city's buzzing hip-hop scene. Out of the loaded crop of talent in Atlanta, Lil Gotit has managed to stand out through his collaborations with Future, Young Thug, and his blood brother Lil Keed. His next project is currently loading and, from the sounds of his new single "Wok", it might be some of his best work yet.

Forever finding innovative ways to warp his vocal delivery, Lil Gotit is on a rapid ascent to the top of the ATL scene. Preparing to take the next step, Gotit shares “Wok,” his first song of 2021. Sliding through seasick synths and speaker-knocking snares, Gotit flashes his colorful wordplay on the new track, sending a clear message that frauds can’t shine like him and opps can’t step to him: “Outside runnin’ hundreds for me it’s a race/Drip on the date, no I cannot be late,” spits Gotit. In the video, directed by Never Panic, Gotit and a homie hit a lick at a convenience store, before taking the spoils to a safehouse and torching the evidence. The video for “Wok” premieres on YouTube at 6pm ET.

Producergrind is a new brand birthed out of the pandemic that helps up-and-coming producers dreams come true with the help of today’s brightest producers. After establishing popularity, the brand adds record label to their network with the release of their debut single “Loaded” by popular recording Billyracxx and Atlantic Records’ Lil Gotit.

Alamo Records recording artist Lil GotIt (@1lilgotit) joins HTX native Billyracxx (@illyracxx) for Producergrind’s (@Producergrind) audio debut “Loaded.” Produced by jMyth (@jMythMusic), who landed the placement after winning a contest hosted in conjunction with the community based platform, the genre-bending track finds the pair detailing life’s perpetual ups and down. Founded by CEODylan, Producergrind helps instrumentalists take their professional career to the next level by offering beat kits, loops, sample packs and vetted advice via their podcast; which has featured noteworthy guests like !LLMIND, DJ Toomp, CashMoneyAP, Honorable C.N.O.T.E., JetsonMade, and Ryan Leslie.

Putting his own slimy spin on the ATL trap sound, Lil Gotit won’t be satisfied until he conquers the game. Kicking back in the studio as he plots his next move, Gotit shares “Dead Walkin,” his latest music video. Delivering his laid-back rhymes with an audible sneer, Gotit takes aim at his imitators on “Dead Walkin,” laughing as they try to take his crown: “Turn me up, don’t turn me down/Spill my water, you get drowned.” In the video, directed by Turtle.mov, Gotit and his homies exist in their element, as the 21-year-old rapper flashes his ice and sips from his double cup. “Dead Walkin” is the latest new video in the wake of Hood Baby 2, following “Tellin Ya,” released in October, and his Future collaboration “What It Was.“