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Yeat
Yeat, born Noah Olivier Smith on February 26, 2000, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter known for his unique sound and futuristic aesthetic. Raised in Oregon and later relocating to Los Angeles, Yeat began gaining attention in the early 2020s with his distinct blend of experimental trap, heavy autotune, and cryptic slang-laden lyrics. He rose to prominence in 2021 with the release of his mixtape *4L* and debut studio album *Up 2 Më*, which featured viral tracks such as "Money So Big" and "Gët Busy." Known for his signature use of innovative production and slang like “twizzy” and “tonka,” Yeat quickly became a standout figure in the new wave of internet-fueled rap artists. His follow-up projects, including *2 Alivë* and *AftërLyfe*, further solidified his position in the mainstream, debuting high on the Billboard charts and earning him a dedicated fanbase. Yeat's music is characterized by futuristic beats, layered vocal effects, and themes of wealth, fame, and hedonism. He also gained attention for his avoidance of traditional media and his growing influence on youth internet culture. Yeat continues to be a prominent figure in modern hip hop, blending underground roots with mainstream success, and is seen as a trailblazer in the evolving soundscape of rap music.
