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TYGA “Move To L.A.” featuring TY DOLLA $IGN

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Tyga pulls up with Ty Dolla $ign for “Move to L.A.,” a mellow, guitar-driven banger seemingly tailor-made for walking the beach on a hot summer day and features a sample from the Mase classic “Tell Me What You Want.” Check it out for yourself below:

The new track, which is the first single from his forthcoming ‘Bitch I’m The Shit’ follow-up ‘Bitch I’m The Shit 2’, features casually confident bars from T-Raww and a hook with a clever Ty Dolla $ign hook that finds a long way to tell a baddie they can “get this work.” The Ty Dolla $ign part comes in after Tyga suggests his prospective lady moves to L.A. It all works perfectly.

One day before the release of his latest mixtape ‘Bitch I’m The Shit 2‘ (July 21), Tyga unveiled a visual to go with standout track “Move to L.A.” featuring Ty Dolla $ign. The track, which samples Mase’s 1997 classic “What You Want” with R&B group Total, also inspired the “Eye’s Closed” rapper’s video, as the two Compton natives channel Mase and his musical cohort, Diddy, to a tee.

Opening up with a skit from Tyga and model Yodit Yemane, “Move To L.A.” focuses on the hip-hop artist persuading his love interest to travel to the West Coast in hopes of making an appearance on the runway. In an unusual twist from him, we see Tyga diddy bopping his way around the set with a string of background dancers with moves that would make Sean Combs undeniably proud, while also getting to view him and Ty perform as they float in an indoor skydiving setting. The single, along with the rest of Bitch I’m The Shit 2, has proven Tyga’s presence in hip-hop as one with longevity, and his growth is clearly indisputable.

  

Tyga ft. Ty Dolla $ign “Move To L.A.” – Official Music Video

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