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Yeat has released Luh Leakyz Vol. 1, a 14-track collection of fan-requested songs recorded across different periods of his career. Four tracks on the tape, “Lil Krazy,” “Time Passëd,” “MARCHING” and “HeliMAn,” were first introduced through his collaboration with Fortnite. The tracklist also includes “Countup,” featuring Summrs, and closes with “Last Day.”
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The release follows Yeat’s seven-track pack COCOON. On Luh Leakyz Vol. 1, songs that fans encountered in the game appear together as part of a single collection. The tracklist begins with “Lil Krazy” and moves through titles including “Liv Dis Lyfe,” “Real Trendsettër,” “When tha World Ends” and “SKLUB,” alongside the four Fortnite-introduced songs.
The collaboration brought Yeat into Fortnite through character skins and in-game items. The release included a Yeat Bell pickaxe, two Yeat Bell back blings and two exclusive emotes. The skins depict past and present-day versions of the rapper, carrying elements of his changing visual identity into the game.
The emotes draw on specific references from Yeat’s music and persona. “Out thë way” puts players in a mini-Tonka-style truck, while “If We Being Rëal” lets players perform the one-finger “Aura Transfer” handshake with one another. In the official trailer, Yeat jumps from the Battle Bus and enters the Fortnite universe. It features both versions of his skins and includes clues to music that players can now hear on the collection.
