Now that the XXL Freshman Freestyles are over, it’s time to unlock the Freshman Cypher. XXL kicks off the 2017 Freshman Cypher series with a combination of A Boogie With Da Hoodie, Aminé, and SuperDuper KYLE.
The trio gets off on the cypher over a Sonny Digital-produced instrumental. In my opinion XXL does a good job blending this trio as their styles mesh the right way.
Watch below.
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XXL has dropped five of their Freshman Freestyles this week. They kicked it off on Monday with A Boogie’s and have continued with PnB Rock’s, Playboi Carti’s, and Ugly God’s. To round off the week XXL dropped KYLE’s freestyle, which is pretty impressive.
On the freestyle KYLE spits about issues, his come-up, and more. Watch the freestyle and interview below.
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KYLE and Lil Yachty got wavy on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” with a performance of the chart-topping “iSpy” single. The duo accompanied by KYLE’s famous surfboard showed their dance moves with the performance that is part of the show’s Mercedes-Benz Concert Series.
“iSpy” is KYLE’s most successful single to date currently sitting at No. 22 on Billboard’s Hot 100. He recently dropped a remix for it featuring Kodak Black.
This Ventura native has a lot to celebrate after recently being named one of XXL’s 2017 Freshman. We are waiting on a XXL Freshman freestyle from. In the meantime watch the performance below.
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KYLE is still on fire off his chart-topping “iSpy” single, which he recently dropped a remix featuring Kodak Black for. The up-and-comer feeds his fans with new joint “Nothing 2 Lose,” where he suggests he has another hit.
On “Nothing 2 Lose” the XXL Freshman raps, ““I think another platinum plaque is coming soon / Who knew I would make it out these $20 shoes / I just got too popping for my spot, I gotta move / ‘Cause people plotting on me, yeah, I got ’em too,” over the Dez Wright-production.
Listen below.
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On the day when he was named as one of the 2017 XXL Freshman, KYLE drops a remix for his most successful single to date, “iSpy”. Kodak Black takes Lil Yachty’s place on the track just days after his release from jail.
The remix includes the same production, while KYLE’s verse is tweaked a bit with a shoutout to his remix partner. “They freed Lil Kodak / The kid’s back, let’s throw somethin’,” raps KYLE.
Kodak meanwhile makes it clear he doesn’t want to be featured on anybody’s track by rapping, “I don’t ever wanna be doing features / I stay far away from these people / Said she love me, but I don’t believe her / Yeah, I want you, but I don’t need ya.”
KYLE has enjoyed the success of “iSpy” which peaked at No. 4 and currently sits at No. 19 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart.
Listen to the remix below.
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New music from KYLE “Don’t Wanna Fall In Love.”
Produced by M-Phazes.
With KYLE starting the single off with a descriptive verse, Yuna kicks in with her soothing vocals that lay the foundation in this breezy track. “Let Love Come Through” is another song that will be found on her upcoming EP, Sixth Street, out May 7.
In this episode of “Everybody Loves Kyle,” the Ventura hip-hop act KYLE shares one of the biggest moments of his career, performing in front of 50,000 people on the main stage at Ultra Music Festival in Miami.
Here’s the track heard in the vlog, “Hey Now” by Martin Solvieg, The Cataracs and KYLE.
KYLE releases the highly anticipated music video to “Fruit Snacks”. Directed by Jakon Owens and Nolan Smith, the directors behind KYLE’s popular video to “Keep It Real”. The music video switches between a snowy mountain and sunny beach backdrops to create a surreal visual that perfectly matches the feel of the song.
Pizza-boy-from-the-past KYLE and house-on-the-hills owner KYLE come face to face in KYLE’s video for “Keep It Real.” Directed by Jakob Owens & Nolan Smith, the visual shows how easily you could change with money and fame. “Keep It Real” is now available on iTunes.
You know it’s going to be a good night when you come across a dope submission. That’s exactly what happened tonight. Check out KYLE, from Ventura, CA, and his latest leak, “Keep It Real,” produced by Carnage. The song is the second single off his upcoming debut album, Beautiful Loser. Better believe I’ll be checking that out.
I wrote this song eating Cheetos. Fuck eating healthy and I hope you all die slowly… Anyways, there’s a video of me and Carnage making this song on YouTube… I don’t think he liked the song… I still think he hates the song and me. In fact, sometimes I have nightmares of him laughing at me… So I sleep with the lights on. But he’s still my big brother and I love him. Carnage taught me about gettin “hoe’s” and “basin’ up”. This “Slap” is two people who met one random day and decided to be creative. It was effortlessly “AMAAZING.”There’s not much more to say about it, and that’s why it’s great. It’s a “Slap” and it “Slaps”. Kyle & Carnage. Silver Platter. “Goin’ Dumb”.
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