The problem with flexing your easily-identifiable vehicle on the Gram when you're a celebrity is that you're potentially opening the door to harassment by fans. Lil Uzi Vert has been showing off his $2 million primary-colored Bugatti Veyron to his millions of followers recently and that has led to him being targeted by one particularly frustrated fan. 

Lil Uzi Vert couldn’t even enjoy his hit song “Futsal Shuffle 2020” going platinum without getting served some bad news. It appears that NYPD decided to hate on the young hitmaker by putting a boot on his Bugatti while it was parked in the Big Apple earlier today.

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DJ Akademiks shared the video Instagram that appeared to be sent to him by a very vocal NYC patron. From the commentary to the car itself, the video is pretty damn hilarious save for the fact that Uzi’s car is, well, getting a boot put on it. Many people commented on the post with all sorts of reactions, including some who just wanted to make sure they didn’t scratch up the bumper and others with major jokes like, “6ix9ine told the cops bout the car.” While we’re sure Lil Uzi Vert has the pull and bread to get this all handled — just look at that wrap job! — we can’t help but imagine his face looking like it did in the photo above from Future‘s “Forever or Never” 36th birthday celebration in ATL last year once he walked out and saw what was happening. All the best to you and the whip, Uzi!

Check out the video below and let us know how you would handle this by sounding off down in the comments section:

After dropping the song in mid-December of last year and sparking a whole dance craze, Lil Uzi Vert can now officially deem “Futsal Shuffle 2020” as a platinum-selling single. It only took him roughly two-and-a-half months to accomplish the feat, too!

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Produced by Brandon Finessin, Starboy, Mayyzo and Loesoe, “Futsal Shuffle 2020” is standard fun as far as Uzi tracks are concerned, built off an EDM-inspired instrumental and voice samples courtesy of Tyler, the Creator and Nardwuar. However, it’s not hard to see how the song’s real popularity came from the associated dance that Lil Uzi Vert previewed all the way back in November 2019 for fans to learn. This big win already sets up his upcoming album Eternal Atake for potentially high first week sales when it eventually drops later this year, which happened for Cardi B back in 2018 when “Bodak Yellow” allowed Invasion Of Privacy to go Gold on the first day of its release. Whether Uzi achieves the same success will only be seen in time, but it’s definitely a possibility given who we’re talking about. 

Listen to the platinum-selling single “Futsal Shuffle 2020” by Lil Uzi Vert below, and we’ll for sure keep you all updated on when Eternal Atake finally drops: 

It’s been a while since Lil Baby impacted the world with a brand new album and, in a number of weeks, the Atlanta star will be returning with My Turn, his latest body of work. Announcing the project earlier this year, the Quality Control rapper shared his cover artwork and continued dropping singles to promote his recent material, including “Woah,” “Catch The Sun,” and “Sum 2 Prove.” Alongside the release of the fresh music video for “Sum 2 Prove,” the pre-order is officially open for My Turn, unveiling the tracklist as a result. 

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It’s Lil Baby’s turn to take over the world. He’s been watching from the sidelines for far too long and he’s fed up of watching his peers get more shine than him. Aiming for a successful debut, Baby is loading his upcoming album with twenty songs and some very exciting features. In addition to Gunna, Moneybagg Yo, Young Thug and others, the body of work will be complemented by Lil Wayne, Lil Uzi Vert, and Future. All of the aforementioned singles will be included and we’re expecting to hear even more before the official drop next week.

Take a look at the full tracklist below and let us know which song you’re most excited to hear on February 28.

Tracklist:

1. Get Ugly
2. Heatin Up (feat. Gunna)
3. How
4. Grace (feat. 42 Dugg)
5. Woah
6. Live Off My Closet (feat. Future)
7. Same Thing
8. Emotionally Scarred
9. Commercial (feat. Lil Uzi Vert)
10. Forever (feat. Lil Wayne)
11. Can’t Explain
12. No Sucker (feat. Moneybagg Yo)
13. Sum 2 Prove
14. We Should (feat. Young Thug)
15. Catch The Sun (From “Queen & Slim: The Soundtrack”)
16. Consistent
17. Gang Signs
18. Hurtin
19. Forget That (feat. Rylo Rodriguez)
20. Solid

Lil Uzi Vert can be called a lot of things, including a hitmaker, a young Philly legend and a collaborator on A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s new album Artist 2.0 just to name a few. However, the latest label he’s now rocking proudly is “insomniac” after recently sharing with the world Instagram how he’s become such a success story.

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Even though he looked a bit droopy in the face while attending Powerhouse 2018 a few years ago (seen above), Uzi claims that he can function off only a handful of hours of sleep per day, two to be exact. “I’m not better than anybody,” the Luv Is Rage 2 rapper suggested, further explaining,”the reason y’all broke because y’all sleep…I sleep 2 hours a day.” Of course, we’ve all heard the rhetoric of “sleep when you’re dead” as a way to suggest people should always stay on their grind 24/7. However, we find it very hard to believe that anyone, Uzi included, can survive a year, month or week even by not getting an adequate amount of sleep. In short, rest up your head top for at least 6 to 8 hours a night, people!

Let us know if you agree or disagree with Lil Uzi Vert‘s “no sleep” success regime down in the comments.

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie will be setting the tone for Valentine’s Day. This could mean great or terrible things but from the looks of the tracklist of Artist 2.0, he might have a little something for everyone. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie just shared the tracklist on Instagram earlier today which includes appearances from some of the biggest names in the game including several of his own contemporaries.

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Extending twenty tracks, the project includes singles like “Mood Swings” and “King Of My City” with appearances from DaBaby, Summer Walker, and more. Lil Uzi Vert appears on the tracklist twice and Young Thug comes through with the assist on “Might Not Give Up.” One track that seems like it could become one of the biggest records, solely of the guest appearances, is “Anti-Social Gangsta (Numbers)” ft. London On Da Track, Roddy Ricch, and Gunna. Aside from those features, Khalid, and Trap Manny also help out A Boogie on his new project.

A Boogie has been revving up for this moment for a while. The success of Hoodie SZN only solidified him as one of the biggest artists in New York City right now and earned him his first number one album on the Billboard 200. We’re excited to see what he has in store on this upcoming project. Peep the tracklist below.

There’s no end to the list of rappers in the game that Young Thug can claim as his offspring. It’s no longer controversial to deem him one of the most influential artists of the past decade. However, there’s a pack that Thug has put effort into raising in his own image, whose members can be differentiated from his off-brand clones. Thugger’s label, YSL Records, houses talents that possess the same brazenness as the head honcho himself, but they all manage to carve singular identities. When these voices come together on a track, sparks fly. In the list below, we will explore the most electric collaborations to come out of this camp and dissect what each Slime brings to the table. 

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8. “Family” – Young Thug feat. HiDoraah and Dolly White 

YSL is all about family, both biological and chosen. Two of Young Thug’s siblings are in his crew: HiDoraah and Dolly White. I’m Up may not be the most highly-regarded project within Thugger’s oeuvre, but he and his sisters come together for a nice moment on “Family.” They all rap about a shared characteristic that connects them as strongly as blood ties: dedication to the hustle. HiDoraah captures it well in her verse: “I get it from lil’ Thugger, you know relations / Grind, grind, grind, that motivation.” Thug ignites this drive in all of his comrades. It’s what keeps them soaring upwards and their songs feeling so elevating. 

7. “Ain’t Slime Enough” – Young Thug feat. Karlae & Lil Duke

In August 2018, Young Thug presented Slime Language, the first compilation project from YSL Records. It commenced with a Young Thug solo cut, which is fair, considering he is the ringleader of the whole operation. However, the second track on the project, “U Ain’t Slime Enough”, is the true opening. It captures the spirit of YSL much better than “Tsunami” by providing a fierce rallying cry: “These bitches not Slime enough!” Aspiring artist and Thug’s longtime girlfriend, Jerrika Karlae, repeatedly shouts this slogan in the chorus and it guarantees to convert anyone into a supporter of the YSL movement. 

6. “Understood” – Lil Duke feat. Young Thug & Gunna

Lil Duke has a discography filled with memorable YSL moments. If you dig back to 2017, you will discover “Understood” on Blue Devil. It’s produced by Billboard Hitmakers, who may not be responsible for many YSL collaborations, but they furnished the perfect beat for one to thrive on in this instance. It rests on a skeleton of tiptoeing synths, similar to the mesmerizing guitar loops that have brought us gems like “Oh Okay” and “Anybody” (spoiler alert). However, the drums are heavy on this one, forcing energetic performances out of the rappers. “Understood” dates back to when Gunna barked with tenacity, opposed to the tranquil delivery he prefers to rely on as of late. Thug only pops in for a spoken outro, but he emphasizes that the “YSL Slime bosses in town” like a proud parent.

5. “Chanel (Go Get It)” – Young Thug feat. Gunna & Lil Baby

While we might have expected Slime Language to provide some massive posse that united all the Atlanta Avengers, no song exceeded a three-artist lineup. When you consider all the songs together though, you grasp the strength of the squad. Slime Language introduced several of their emerging talents, but one track featured a cast of established names. “Chanel (Go Get It)” gathered Thug, Gunna and Lil Baby. Lil Baby is not only being placed under the YSL umbrella to beef up this list. He may be signed to Quality Control, but he will always be an honorary Slime. No trio could make a more magical hedonistic anthem. Young Thug chirps through the chorus, Gunna’s nasally murmur buzzes like ambient noise and Lil Baby’s flow spastically bounces around like a ping-pong ball. Magic.   

4. “3 Headed Snake” – Gunna feat. Young Thug (Prod. Wheezy)

Wheezy can 100% be considered a YSL member, hence, “3 Headed Snake” 100% qualifies as a posse cut. If you take any issue with that, you can speak to my lawyer. The “Wheezy Outta Here!” tag has blessed the majority of the YSL conglomerate’s output. Despite Wheezy often getting Gunna to sing over whimsical guitar, he set him up for a banger with the “3 Headed Snake” beat. Gunna and Thugga trade bars like a hot potato while Wheezy’s production swirls around them, tying them all together into a single indefatigable creature. It’s the stuff of legend.

3. “Life Goes On” – Lil Baby feat. Lil Uzi Vert & Gunna

There was zero chance I was going to leave this masterpiece off the list. Yes, Lil Uzi Vert is an honorary Slime too! Check the Slime Language tracklist. Two out of the three artists on this song may not be signed to YSL, but it packs the same spirit as all of their posse cuts. “Life Goes On” feels like speeding through some Tron-like landscape with vibrant lights flashing all around you. The fact that Lil Baby jumpstarts the track by spitting “Trackhawk Jeep go too fast / I don’t even wear no seatbelt”, amplifies the adrenaline rush. Lil Baby, Uzi and Gunna have collaborated with one another several times, but this was the first and only official release on which all three of them joined forces. We’ll likely see this lethal trio reband again in the future, but for now, we must savor this historical song. 

2. “Anybody” – Lil Keed feat. Lil Duke & Gunna

“Anybody” could be considered as the sequel to “Oh Okay,” but they can certainly be judged on their own merits. The similarity primarily stems from their guitar-driven beats, but how many artists have entered the musical canon by relying on nothing other than a guitar? If Gunna, Lil Keed or any other YSL signee wishes to milk this formula, let them go in. They’re the new generation of rockstars pouring their hearts out over twinkling strings. Lil Keed’s sing-songy chorus on “Anybody” is exquisite. His squawking is contrasted by Duke’s hoarse tone coming in on the first verse. Gunna slides through at a level that sits between the pitches of his collaborators. This song is a paradigmatic example of the versatility and chemistry within the YSL collective. 

1. “Oh Okay” – Gunna feat. Young Thug & Lil Baby

An ear that has yet to be seasoned by the YSL family’s discography might not be able to discern the different artists squealing on “Oh Okay.” This task is not made any easier by the fact that Thug and Lil Baby share a verse. They both let the tail-end of their bars stretch out like… well, slime. The pitter-patter of the hook and the lilting of the verses are sprinkled across an entrancing loop of guitar-plucking. There’s a celestial quality to the song that is undoubtedly heightened by the fact that Gunna, Thug and Lil Baby all approach music like they’re from another planet. 

Lil Uzi Vert has been getting candid about his sex life recently, or lack thereof rather. While spilling all the tea on Twitter back in December, Uzi confessed that he hadn't had sex in two years. Although he estimated his last sexual interaction to have taken place during "like end of 2018", which does not really equate to two years, we will still commend his commitment to celibacy. 

It's been over a month since Uzi disclosed this information and it turns out he is still abstaining from intercourse. Totally unprompted, he tweeted on Saturday (Feb. 8), "When you are Celibate your thoughts are just clear and pure I Feel AMAZING [smiley face emoji]."

The first-ever iteration of Rolling Loud in Portugal is about to be historic. In the reign of the five-year hip-hop festival, Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif have brought Rolling Loud to Miami, Los Angeles, the Bay Area, Australia, and other world destinations over the years. It’s time to bring the brand to the beach now, potentially creating a version of Fyre Festival that’s actually worth attending.

While this isn’t being advertised as a luxury fest, Rolling Loud is worth the price of admission solely for the experience of seeing all your favorite rappers in one spot. If you haven’t been able to grab tickets to the Miami dates coming up — and even if you have… — you’ll want to check out details for the upcoming version of the festival in Portugal, for which the lineup has just been announced.

Tickets for the Portuguese version of Rolling Loud, which is happening at Praia De Rocha Beach, are officially on sale and the line-up is nuts. This is the first-ever iteration in the European country, bringing headliners Wiz Khalifa, Future, and A$AP Rocky to the main stage from July 8 to 10. Further down the card, DaBaby, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, Young Thug, Playboi Carti, Meek Mill, Rae Sremmurd, Roddy Ricch, Tyga, Lil Tecca, Lil Baby, Lil Uzi Vert, NLE Choppa, and many more have also been announced.

Check out the full lineup above and let us know if you’re planning on buying a flight out to Portugal this summer.

When it comes to the proper way of eating certain foods, many debates have practically divided us as snack-eating civilians. Do you prep sandwiches with or without the crust? Do you bite into a hero sub from the side or down the middle where it's cut? Do the chips go on top or on the side? Of all the pressing food inquiries though, one of the most compelling has definitely been this age-old question: do you eat pizza with or without the cheese? The answer is pretty obvious for rapper Lil Uzi Vert, but his response might just shock you as it did to a few of his Twitter followers recently.