Latto: Last News

Saucy Santana has shared his latest single, an ass-shaking collaboration with Latto titled "Booty." The track has been teased across social media in the past few weeks with fans speculating that the track sampled Beyoncé's "Crazy In Love" and that Saucy, therefore, had the Bey seal of approval. The reality is a little different but essentially the same, "Booty" and "Crazy In Love" both pull from the same source; the Chi-Lites's 1970 song "Are You My Woman (Tell Me So)." Check out the song below.

Trina and Latto explain what it takes to impress them in their new single ‘Clap’, with solid lyrics teetering on the controversial.Marking the second time the US artists have collaborated, ‘Clap’ sees veteran rapper Trina bring up-and-coming Latto under her wing.The single harkens back to some classic ’90s hip-hop beats, with limited melodies allowing for a better focus on the pair’s risqué, yet empowering lyrics. The tracks chorus plays out: “Throw it in rotation, shawty bring that ass back, back, back, back / Clap, ayy, she gon’ shake that ass / She gon’ make that ass clap, clap“.Take a listen below:The single dropped last Friday (April 15) and marks the follow-up to Trina’s 2021 single ‘Receipts’.

Latto has made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, performing ‘Big Energy’ and her collaboration with Childish Gambino and Lil Wayne, ‘Sunshine’.Both songs feature on her new album ‘777’, which was released last month and also includes contributions from Kodak Black and 21 Savage.The rapper started the performance, which you can view below, while seated before she got up to rap her verse.After shedding her yellow gown, Latto brought out a pair of backup dancers to run through ‘Big Energy’, minus Gambino and Lil Wayne.Reviewing Latto’s album, NME recently awarded the record four stars and described it as the rapper going “toe-to-toe with the best of ‘em”.It added: “If there was a criticism of her 2020 debut ‘Queen Of Da Souf’, it was that the “rich bitch shit” (as she defined her lyrical preoccupations on the clenched ‘He Say She Say’) and steely production could seem a little one-note. With this second round, Latto is utterly compelling when she slows things down.”Speaking to NME previously, Latto also said she was moving in “my own lane”.

Latto wanted to show her fans that she is evolving as an artist and as a woman in the industry. “I just wanted it to be a level up,” she said on Zoom, but not just about the song but her entire forthcoming project.

Latto has released her first new single ‘The Biggest’ since officially changing her moniker from Mulatto.She’s been teasing the new track’s release on her social media over the past week, sharing album art and sound bites of the song.