Uzi already thanked Travis Scott for clearing the criminally underrated “way back” sample earlier this week, and the faint cashmere cat horns showed up in “Prices.” He warbles about his lavish lifestyle and designer crave with his “price” going through the roof. Can’t you just see Uzi hitting them with the shoulders to this uptempo production? Part of his genius is being able to blend the hip-hop world with the dance community together at one party. “Homecoming” serves as a sharp closer to Uzi leaving his Baby Pluto persona. Duckett on “Money Mitch” or bringing up the drama that forced Lakers star Anthony Davis from New Orleans to Los Angeles here, Uzi shrewdly tosses in a sports reference to perk your ears up every now and then. Whether it was name-dropping former NFL running back T.J. He ends the chorus with a thought about his looks, “And when you got this type of money, you are never ugly.” The most memorable part of the record comes at the tail-end in the form of a cinematic skit, as Uzi departs from the alternate world of Eternal Atake.ĭon’t let him fool you, Lil Uzi Vert pays attention to the sports world more than you think.
The “Money Longer” rapper gets candid about a few experiences he’s had with love. Uzi links up with Bugz Ronin once again on the production side. Either way, the piano-driven production doesn’t pop enough to stand out from the best Uzi’s sophomore effort has to offer. “Silly Watch” was repeatedly teased as “40 Glock” when Uzi fan pages got their hands on the viral snippet. The only “Secure the Bag” from Uzi’s catalog we recognize is 1017 vs The World‘s collaboration with Gucci Mane. The ominous “Secure the Bag” doesn’t seem to fit in amongst the rest of EA. This Isn't a Test, Lil Uzi Vert's 'Eternal Atake' Album Is Out Now: Stream & ListenĪfter traveling to Pluto on Uzi’s spaceship, here are all of Eternal Atake‘s tracks, ranked.
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