While Young Thug is the marquee name, "With That" belongs just as much to Duke.
Released in April 2015, Barter 6 was supposed to be a controversial nod to Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter series. Instead, it became a foundational text for modern trap music. While songs like "Check" and "Constantly Hating" garnered critical acclaim, "With That" served as the project’s aggressive, unhinged thesis statement. Nearly a decade later, the track remains a litmus test for understanding Atlanta’s influence on modern production, cadence, and street energy. Young Thug - With That ft. Duke
Duke, a frequent collaborator and member of the YSL (Young Stoner Life) camp, delivers arguably the most memorable moment of the song. His hook is simple, repetitive, and undeniably infectious. When Duke comes in with the opening bars, he sets the tone for the entire track: While Young Thug is the marquee name, "With
For new listeners trying to understand the "YSL" mystique, this is the starting line. Skip the radio hits. Start here. While songs like "Check" and "Constantly Hating" garnered