Yeat and EsDeeKid merge global styles on a booming collaboration.
Oldheads might want to brace themselves. Yeat and EsDeeKid are two artists who genuinely feel capable of pushing hip-hop into new territory. Yeat thrives in chaotic, hype driven atmospheres, while EsDeeKid injects unapologetic UK rap flavor into everything he touches. Instead of competing, they are aligning.
Their new collaborative single, “Made It On Our Own,” just hit streaming services and immediately feels larger than life. The record centers on independence, turning grind into global recognition, and building wealth without signing away identity. It is a celebration of self-made success.
The production feels gigantic and cinematic. Yeat’s unpredictable, off-the-wall delivery drives the momentum, giving the track its adrenaline. EsDeeKid steps in with grounded, confident bars that sharpen the edges. Together, they create a collaboration that feels powerful, unified, and built for heavy rotation.
I actually like Yeat and EsDeeKid. People who think they suck don’t know what they are talking about.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
