Yeat

Yeat, real name Noah Olivier Smith, is an American rapper and singer who has quickly gained popularity for his unique style and experimental beats. Born on 26 February 2000 in Irvine, California, Yeat grew up in a musically influenced environment and began producing his own tracks at an early age. His music is known for its combination of trap-heavy rhythms, auto-tune enhanced vocals and futuristic sound effects that give him a distinctive sonic aesthetic.

Yeat achieved his breakthrough in 2021 with the release of his singles "Sorry Bout That" and "Money So Big," both of which went viral and earned him a rapidly growing following on social media platforms like TikTok. These successes led to the release of his album "Up 2 Më" in the same year, which received positive reviews and cemented his position as a rising star in the rap scene. His sound is often described as innovative and cross-genre, which sets him apart from many of his contemporaries.

Yeats' success continued in 2022 with his second studio album "2 Alivë", which included further hits such as "Poppin" and "Rackz Got Më". These tracks cemented his reputation as a creative and influential artist. Yeat has managed to build a strong connection with his audience, often tackling topics such as wealth, luxury and the challenges of life in the spotlight in his lyrics. With his innovative approach to music and his ability to constantly explore new sounds, Yeat remains an exciting and dynamic figure in the modern hip-hop scene.