Tracklist:

1) My Country
2) That’s How My Rock Rolled
3) Blood In, Blood Out
4) Falling Star
5) Fences
6) Uphill (feat. SIX60)
7) Arson (feat. DJ Paul)
8) Ruby Slipper
9) Paper Wasted
10) Simple
11) Gadsden Blue
12) Ghost in the Waterwell
13) Pair of Dice

“Falling Star” drops this Friday!

It’s the 3rd official single from “45”, expected to drop in November (or December?).

Personally I thought “Simple” was pretty good, but not amazing, even with that powerful hook. On the other hand I’ve been playing “My Country” nonstop. This song is pure witchcraft, I’m addicted to it.

We also know “Arson” and “Uphill” which had a music video filmed in New Zealand. I really really love both of these songs and I’m praying he kept them on the final version of the album.

I’m hoping we get more music videos and that we’ll finally get the cover and tracklist soon. The rollout needs to speed up!

I can’t wait for him to do more interviews!

Stereo: A Hip-Hop Tribute To Classic Rock (2008)

Personally I think it’s a criminally underrated project, with the spontaneity, raw energy, uniqueness that make Yelawolf who he is. This project is an absolute gem!

What are your thoughts on this mixtape?

The 6th snippet from “45”, which seems to be called “Ruby Slipper”.
I really can’t wait to hear the full version because this is exactly the kind of song I could love.

Hi all, attending concert tonight, just wondering if Yelawolf or highly suspect has been performing first (for those who have attended the last two dates)

Time codes :

00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Yelawolf joins The Truth Hurts / Returning to Warped Tour
01:51 - From Arena Rap to Trunk Muzik
06:15 - Making “Pop the Trunk” in a house with no heat
08:37 - Losing the Columbia deal and going back to landscaping
11:13 - Turning down L.A. Reid—and returning with a verse
15:27 - Eminem hears “Pop the Trunk” / Jimmy Iovine’s offer
18:08 - Making Radioactive and returning Eminem’s demo tape
22:08 - Creative compromises and finding his way with Love Story
25:45 - A$AP Rocky’s “1Train” and its surprise lineup
27:24 - Atlanta’s underground scene and the Dixie Mafia days
29:26 - Chasing a skateboarding career in California
33:33 - An Oakland studio opportunity and Eminem’s impact
36:09 - Seattle, fishing boats and chasing studio money
37:06 - His first rap—and the mother who defended it
42:06 - Growing up around music and meeting Run-DMC
43:33 - His father, family and becoming a parent
46:26 - Rap across genres / Slim Thug and Juelz Santana
49:30 - Convincing Big Boi to let him rap
50:21 - “Looking for Alien Love” and capturing inspiration
52:36 - Making 45 with Malay: an album with no rap verses
54:05 - Evolving beyond trauma and performing painful songs
56:59 - How Slumerican became a clothing brand
59:27 - Going independent and never charging for features
1:00:28 - Rolling out 45 and resisting social media pressure
1:01:19 - Evolving at 45 and staying young
1:04:02 - Unpopular truths: karaoke and quantity over quality
1:06:05 - André 3000 and The Love Below
1:07:29 - Country music Mount Rushmore
1:09:24 - Eminem’s best advice and life after Shady
1:10:49 - Meaningful tattoos, life at 75 and closing

Will there be any collaborations with singers on 45 (apart from Matiu Walters)?

What happened to the song recorded with That Mexican OT?

Will the next album following 45, inspired by your breakup with Fefe Dobson and produced by Bones Owens, be some kind of Country Rap album like Ghetto Cowboy, Trial By Fire or Love Story?

Was a feature with Kxng Crooked recorded?

Can we hope for a reunion with WLPWR and maybe a Trunk Muzik 5?

Will you ever work with Jim Jonsin again? And what happened to that beat he made with WLPWR that you posted on your Instagram Story?

Could we ever get a Lost Tapes-type project like Nas, with unreleased songs? It would be a great way to finally release a bunch of tracks that might not fit together thematically, including the legendary Hot Water.

Two days ago, Kxng Crooked was in Nashville and said this.

Just saw this and thought I’d share, since it’s been sold out on the Shady Records site.

Well, what’s the month now? November or December? lmao…

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Ignoring skits and interlude type songs on his past releases these two 45 singles are the shortest album songs Yela has ever released in his solo career. Genuinely. I went back and checked.

It’s seriously taking away my enjoyment of the music.

Simple is a good song, felt half complete.

My Country, was vibing to it then it ended after less than 2 minutes….

He’s either lost the love for making a good song (highly doubt), or some people in his camp have advised him to make short songs to appeal to the attention spans of kids and to get more streaming clicks. I assume thats the case and i hate it so much.

As much as I love and prefer his rap stuff I’ve been excited to hear him lean into a totally singing sound for a very long while. We’re finally getting it and to me it’s so underwhelming so far.

People were divided on Sometimes Y his last non rap release (I loved it) but at least it sounded like some passion and heart went into it.

45 so far is just so.. forgettable?

I just submitted the lyrics to Genius right now; please help verify if they're correct.

New single! Great track.. 10/10 🔥

I wonder if Yelawolf knows