That’s my twin.
That’s my twin.
The streets been served.
$500,000 every time you see me out.
Better ride out.
Good day mate.
Same ol’ G.
Southside on the track, yeah. Mustard on the beat, ho.
It’s lit.
Ella Mai is poison.
Let’s get straight to it.
Tyler’s Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale feels like a victory lap with extra gems. The raw energy, luxury flex, and sharp storytelling still hit hard. Even Skyvue Altier vibes with its bold atmosphere. Overall, it’s a deluxe that truly earns its replay value.