Lil Yachty and 21 Savage are both from Atlanta, but at times it seems like they couldn't be more different as artists. Yachty is a weirdo teen who rejects conventions of traditional hip-hop, while 21 Savage is a street-wise gangsta rapper whose often violent music is an outlet for immense personal trauma. Still, the two ATLiens share a connection that goes beyond their home city or their dual spots on the XXL Freshman list this year.
They put that camaraderie on full display with their new song "Guap." 21 seems to bring out the rapper side of Yachty, who lays down the most legit bars we've seen from him in a while. "I pledge an oath/To stay on my toes/and stay down with my bros/I keep it ground/Anything that my nigga want he can get it/Cuz if I call up my nigga, bet that he'll let you get it," Yachty raps. 21 comes in afterwards, rapping about spending his "money on money" and getting down with the ladies. Although it clocks in at less than two minutes, the track packs a punch, and sports a bit of a different feel than each artist's solo music typically does.
For any big Lil Yachty fans, the rapper will be appearing at the inaugural ComplexCon on the Pigeons & Planes stage. You can find out more information about the event, including performances, vendors, and ticket information, on the official site.
You can stream Lil Yachty and 21 Savage's "Guap" below via SoundCloud.
Want to experience Complex IRL? Check out ComplexCon, a festival and exhibition on Nov. 5-6, 2016 in Long Beach, Calif., featuring performances, panels, and more. For ticket info, click here.
