Luh Tyler may be 19, but he’s serving 2000s vibes like a seasoned vet.

It’s wild how Luh Tyler, only 19, manages to capture nostalgic 2000s vibes in his music. With his new single “BP,” he proves that age isn’t a barrier to delivering retro energy, following up on his Florida Boy album from earlier this year. The track combines smooth flows with playful confidence, giving fans a perfect mix of modern style and old-school homage.

The beat on “BP” is where the nostalgia truly shines. Drawing inspiration from early-2000s Neptunes-style production and layered with danceable elements, it feels like something straight out of the golden era of hip-hop. It’s the type of instrumental that would make anyone in a big jersey and white tee want to get up and move.

Luh Tyler’s lyrical delivery matches the beat perfectly. He reflects on avoiding the pitfalls of being “old and broke” while also flexing his charisma and flirtatious energy. His laidback tone and sly flow make the song feel effortless, yet full of personality.

Overall, “BP” is both a nostalgic throwback and a statement of Luh Tyler’s artistry in 2025. It’s smooth, infectious, and a reminder that even at 19, he has a distinctive voice capable of bridging eras of hip-hop seamlessly.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.