SUGARHILL DDOT JUST DROPPED “3AM IN THE YAMS" FEAT FLORIDA RAPPER LUH TYLER

The viral NYC drill teen Sugarhill Ddot is having a moment! The Harlem native recently turned 15-years-old and made his Priority Records (legacy rap label home to releases from N.W.A, Jay Z, Ice-T, Snoop Dogg) debut with the single “Let Ha Go” produced by McVertt with an accompanying video directed by George Buford, which he shot in Times Square. Now to follow up on “Let Ha Go”, Ddot has released his upbeat “3AM In The Yams” Miami-inspired single/video out 7.28 featuring fellow rap teen and XXL Freshman Luh Tyler. The record is produced by Ndup and Ayyolucas. It also samples the iconic Nicki Minaj & Drake “Moment 4 Life.”

“‘3AM In The Yams’ is a song about my first time in the Miami. I got inspired by the yams’ nightlife," Ddot said. "I’ll never forget it. It’s the place where I met 21 Savage and Drake at the bowling alley after Drake invited me to pull up. I meant it when I said in the song ‘It Was Real When I Bumped Into Drake’ because he believes in me. Luh Tyler was also right for the song because his energy fit. He’s a good genuine person and we had a lotta fun filming the video game scene in the video.”

In less than a year Ddot had a pretty remarkable rise from opening for Lil Durk at an arena show, modeling clothes for Drake, and signing with the re-launched Priority Records. Ddot has been making music since he was 13-years-old and he’s been buzzing from “EVIL TWINS PT2” “The Real Purge” and “I Wanna Love You”. Not to mention Meek Mill and 21 Savage co-signed him too and to speak to Ddot’s virality the hashtag #Sugarhillddot has over 1.6 billion views on TikTok!