Sexyy Red asks “Is You Coo” on her rowdy new release

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Sexyy Red has quietly been on an impressive streak this year. She’s been a significant presence on some of the biggest singles out, including the WHIM WHAMMIE remix with PLUTO, the updated version of Tommy Richman’s ACTIN UP, and OMG with Tiësto for the F1 soundtrack, among others.

Her string of pop-leaning collaborations hasn’t slowed either. She linked up with Jessie Murph on the Blue Strips remix and joined Bruno Mars on the cheeky, viral hit Fat Juicy & Wet.

This week, though, she’s turning the focus back on her own catalog with a new self-assured anthem. Is You Coo has Red questioning why critics still try to bring her down when she’s already cemented herself as a superstar.

The track rides on production that recalls the late 2000s and early 2010s mixtape trap era, filled with sharp hi-hats and booming bass. Over that backdrop, she unleashes a steady stream of flexes: “Gucci purse with the matching Gucci shoes / He wanna hang with me, I told a n*** I’m cool / Ion see these btches through these black shades / Hair done, nails done, and I’m paid.”

The result is a song dripping with confidence, tailor-made to blast in the car or on the way to the club.

Her latest single also comes with big news for her fans. The Missouri native is set to be one of the standout rappers at Coachella 2026, joining a stacked lineup alongside Young Thug, Little Simz, Clipse, and more next spring.

Sexyy Red "Is You Coo"

Quotable Lyrics:

Bitches hating on Big Sexyy, is you cool?
I’ll pull up on a bitch and act a fool
Pretty bitch but I got some loose screws
Don’t get beat up like your mama used to
I get crazy, yeah, I go buku
Tatted all over my body i’m that dude

 

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Bone Thugs-n-Harmony and Lil Eazy-E honor Eazy-E on new track eazy

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Bone Thugs-n-Harmony and Eazy-E share more history than some may realize. Even though their styles and backgrounds were different, Eazy played a crucial role in giving the Cleveland rap group national attention. After persistently calling his office, the late rapper finally returned their call and agreed to hear them out.

At the time, Bone Thugs had taken a one-way bus trip to Los Angeles, hoping for a breakthrough. Krayzie Bone was asked to rap over the phone on the spot, and he impressed Eazy-E so much that he ended up signing the group to Ruthless Records in 1993.

Through the label, they released several projects and built not only a strong partnership but also a friendship with the N.W.A legend. Sadly, just a couple of years later, Eazy passed away. Even three decades after his death, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony continue to honor the man who gave them their start.

September 7 marked what would have been Eazy-E’s 61st birthday. To celebrate him, the group teamed up with his son, Lil Eazy-E, to create a heartfelt tribute song.

The track, Eazy, premiered on the group’s YouTube channel and carries plenty of emotion. Its accompanying video heightens the impact, blending powerful new visuals with iconic moments from Eazy-E’s life.

In the description of the video, Bone Thugs wrote, “This release is more than just a song — it’s a celebration of the man who believed in Bone Thugs-n-Harmony from the start. On September 7th, Eazy-E’s birthday, we honor his legacy and remember that it was 30 years ago when Eazy signed Bone to Ruthless Records, forever changing hip-hop history.”

Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Lil Eazy-E "Eazy"

 

 

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