Since dropping Luv Is Rage 2, Lil Uzi Vert's been hinting at several different projects. At one point, he and NBA Youngboy were supposed to release a joint project. He's also mentioned plans of a rock album as well as a part two to Lil Uzi Vert Vs. The World and another collaborative project with Playboi Carti. On top of that, last week he said that he and Wheezy wrapped up a mixtape within 12 hours. While there's yet to be any further updates on that project, it looks like the "Mood" rapper got something on the way.
Lil Uzi Vert hit Instagram on a bit of an emotional rant. The rapper initially tweeted out, "When I get sad just know something coming... I'm sad." While we're unsure of what this "something" is, it seems to be inspired by some of the phony people that seem to surround him.
"WHAT THE FUCK ERRRRBODY SO FAKE FOR," he tweeted, "When you bring people in ya life that haven’t cried , been in the cold , haven’t struggled with you ....... X Them Out Now."
Uzi's emotional turmoil seems to fuel his creativity. I mean, Uzi's also the same person that turned the melancholy "Pushed me to the edge/All my friends are dead," into one of the most commonly sung lyrics of the past year.
Aside from hoping we get some new music from him, the rapper dropped off his latest single, "Mood" last week alongside Southside and TM88. He recently shared another snippet of music recently as well. Peep that below.
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