Maxo Kream and Luh Tyler have connected for a brand new track titled “Whatchamacallit.”
The Houston and Florida artists brought nothing but vibes to the track, which was released on Saturday (October 1).
The song is appropriately named after a popular candy bar — both Maxo Kream and Luh Tyler take things slow like a candy-coated slab cruising down a Texas road.
Maxo Kream kicks things off with his signature deep drawl.
“Ain’t no discussion, do no cuffin’/Flip a ho then Tyler toss ’em (Uh-huh)/Bullets drummin’ like percussion/Opps play dead just like a possum,” he spits.
Luh Tyler follows through with his own unique flow and braggadocio.
“Bullets hot, they fuego/I wake up and chase dough/You wake up and chase hoes/You talking ’bout bands, I make those,” Tyler raps over the fast-paced instrumental.
In the visual for “Whatchamacallit,” the Southern artists provide a POV shot-heavy glimpse of their life as rap stars, with women, fast cars, and diamond necklaces in tow.
While Maxo Kream has been in the rap game since the early 2010s, Luh Tyler is just getting started and has no plans on slowing down.
In July, he revealed in an interview with The Progress Report podcast that he started smoking weed as a teenager.
“I ain’t gon’ lie, I was probably about like 13,” he said.
The host then proceeded to ask about a high moment that sticks out to him the most. As opposed to pulling something from his early teenage years, Luh Tyler shared a recent story that many viewers surely found relatable.
“Phone on 1%,” he began. “They just handed me the charger. I done hit the blunt, let my phone die the whole time. Let my phone die with my charger in my hand, and I be doing high shit all time. I be having lighters in my hand. Like, ‘Bro, where the lighter at?’ Lighter be right in my hand. It be a lot of high shit, I ain’t gon’ lie.”
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Alongside him lighting up at a young age, he also spoke to HipHopDX back in April about dealing with a number of crazy online interactions, including one involving his sister’s feet.
Apparently, someone asked for pictures of his sister’s feet in exchange for money. Even though he thought it was an odd request, he did admit to taking it into consideration.
“I was about to do it [too],” he laughed. “I was ’bout to take a picture of her feet and send that bih to that man, but n-ggas be weird, [so] I don’t know.”
He added: “That shit was crazy right there though. [Why] a n-gga wanna look at some feet?”
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