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Young Thug - UY SCUTI
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Young Thug - UY SCUTI

Editorial note8,0/ 10
By Le Stagiaire·

What is the price of artistic freedom when the shadow of the past looms over every note? UY SCUTI, Young Thug's album released in September 2025, poses this question to the listener from the very first second. Recorded on label 300 Entertainment, this twenty-track record stretches like a shattered mirror, reflecting both continuity and rupture within a career marked by unexpected turns and prolonged absences.

Ken Carson, T.I., and Lil Baby: Generational collaborations that redefine the rap landscape

The track Yuck, featuring Young Thug and Ken Carson, embodies a clear desire for dialogue between generations. Ken Carson, an emerging figure in experimental hip-hop, brings the song a sonic and textual dimension that contrasts with the usual brutality of Young Thug's productions. Their collaboration, already present on xperiment (2026), serves here as a discreet homage to the evolution of contemporary rap. His presence on this track is not incidental: it recalls past collaborations between Young Thug and T.I., notably on About the Money (Paperwork, 2014) or The Weekend (DIME TRAP, 2018). These tracks, marked by a certain gravity, give the album an atmospheric foundation that evokes both the past and the future. Lil Baby, meanwhile, appears on Pardon My Back as a road partner. Their shared history goes back to Bad (So Much Fun, 2019), a track that marked the collaboration between two figures of American rap. Here, their duo fits into an artistic continuity that recalls the raw and direct energy of their previous collaborations.

From Travis Scott to Cardi B: A Popular and Commercial Alliance in Service of Artistic Heritage

The track On The News, featuring Young Thug and Cardi B, represents a strategic choice. The rapper's presence, whose popular influence is undeniable since Invasion of Privacy (2018), gives the song a commercial dimension that contrasts with the more personal experiments found in other tracks. This is where Young Thug appears to be reaching for a broader audience without abandoning his identity. Here, this alliance proves more understated, as if the artist were trying to adapt to a less cluttered sonic context.

"Ninja" and "Miss My Dogs": two key tracks that embody continuity and evolution of style

The opening track Ninja serves as the starting point for this album. It embodies a certain brutality, a return to Young Thug's roots, but also a desire to reinvent himself. The song is short, direct, and without flourish—a way of saying that the artist hasn't lost his soul despite years spent in prison. The closing track Miss My Dogs offers an astonishing contrast. More introspective, it seems to mark the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. It is here that the album reveals its narrative dimension: a story of return, resilience, and transformation.

A comeback that raises as many questions as it resolves

UY SCUTI is an album that raises as many questions as it answers. It embodies both the return of an artist and an opening toward new possibilities. It's a record that doesn't just repeat past successes but tries to surpass them—even if this attempt remains occasionally ambiguous.

Technical Details

- Release: September 26, 2025 - Label: 300 Entertainment - Tracks: 20 (1 hour 14 minutes) - Opening / Closing: Ninja / Miss My Dogs - Guests: Ken Carson, Cardi B, YUME, T.I., Mariah the Scientist, Lil Baby, Sexyy Red, YFN Lucci, 21 Savage, Travis Scott, Lil Gotit, 1300SAINT …

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Review published on 02/10/2026 · Reviews

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