Yeat Brings BNYX on For "I'M YEAT"
Yeatis back with his third studio single of 2025. Coming off his appearance atDrake's headliningWireless Festivalset for a performance of 'IDGAF,' Yeat has shared another collaborative venture with one of his right-hand producers,BNYX.
Dubbed 'I'M YEAT,' the assertive new single follows up 'The Bell' and 'Feël no wayz (Yeat mix)' – both of which landed on the heels of the rapper's Coachella performance, where he debuted both of the songs. A bass-heavy, braggadocious new offering, 'I'M YEAT,' opens with a sample of the infamous 'yah yeet yah' Vine video.
Another sample follows suit, a fan outside of Yeat's show preaching: 'If you see the money that's Yeat! If you smell the money, that's Yeat! If you feel the money, that's Yeat!' These same words appear consistently throughout the actual song as well, the rapper interpolating the iconic clip into a contagious hook.
The track also arrives with its official music video, a compilation of 'Real Lyfe Sh*t' footage of Yeat on tour and living lavishly.
Stream 'I'M YEAT' on all streaming services now.
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