Keith Turner, Ty Dolla $ign, Coi Leray, KDDO, and Jeremih Bring the Heat on “ALL THAT A$$” 

Rating: 4 out of 5.
Keith Turner, Ty Dolla $ign, Coi Leary, KDDO, Jeremih

“ALL THAT A$$” is honestly just a whole vibe from start to finish. 

Keith Turner, Ty Dolla $ign, Coi Leray, KDDO, and Jeremih come together for a track that feels playful, sensual, and completely built for summer.

The production immediately sets the mood. It has those warm island inspired sounds mixed with a smooth, heavy groove that makes the whole track feel like sunshine, beach parties, and late night dancing. Everything about it screams heat. It is lighthearted and catchy without trying too hard, which honestly works in its favor.

Lyrically, the song keeps things fun and very on theme. It is all about attraction, dancing, flirting, confidence, and appreciating exactly what the title suggests. Nobody here is pretending the song is deeper than that, and honestly, that carefree energy is part of why it works so well. Sometimes a track just needs to feel fun.

Each artist brings their own flavor to the collaboration without throwing the vibe off balance. Ty Dolla $ign and Jeremih slide effortlessly into the production as expected, while Coi Leray brings a playful energy that keeps the track entertaining. Her little monologue toward the end genuinely made me laugh because it felt so unserious in the best way possible.

Overall, this song feels built for cookouts, beach days, parties, and windows down drives. It is fun, flirty, and knows exactly what it wants to be.




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