Fans React to Yeat’s ‘LYFESTYLE’ Album Cover Art Reveal – “This is So Goofy!”

Yeat is on the verge of releasing his fifth studio album, titled LYFESTYLE, which will be available on streaming platforms this upcoming Friday, October 18. This release follows the success of his previous album, 2093.

The buildup to the rapper’s new record has been characterized by intriguing and enigmatic announcements. Yeat, whose real name is Noah Olivier Smith, has been sharing subtle hints and sneak peeks through his Instagram story and bio.

Details such as the official tracklist and potential collaborations for LYFESTYLE remain undisclosed at this time. However, the artist made a significant move today by clearing his Instagram of previous content, only to unveil the official album artwork, generating excitement among his fanbase in anticipation of “Friday.”

The cover art showcases Yeat in front of a burning structure, with horses galloping in the backdrop. Boldly spray-painted on a vehicle under the weight of a monster truck is the album title, LYFESTYLE.

As media outlets circulate the cover art, both fans and critics have taken to social media to share their thoughts on Yeat’s forthcoming fifth album.

One individual humorously commented on the LYFESTYLE artwork, deeming it “goofy,”yet still acknowledging Yeat’s prowess and musical talent.

Reactions continued to flow from users who praised the album’s cover art, many expressing heightened expectations for Noah’s new release.

“This is the kind of cover you’d expect on the back of a vinyl.”- A user commented.

“Yeat looks tough holding the 2093 chain in this cover.”- A fan praised the LYFESTYLE art.

“This gives the vibe of how it will sound…MID”- A critic remarked.

“It’s a classic album already.”- A fan expressed.

“The hardest young rapper on the west coast, it’s definitely Yeat!”- Another fan stated.

“Album of the year incoming!”- Claimed a fan.

“Lmao, why are there horses?”- A user wondered.

Some users even speculated about an anticipated streaming competition between Yeat and Ian, as both artists are set to drop their projects on Friday.

Ian is preparing for the launch of his debut studio album, Goodbye Horses, which many theorize is the reason for the appearance of two stallions in the LYFESTYLE artwork. Fans have suggested that this is an indirect jab at the upcoming artist.

“Oh, we know why the horses are there.”- A fan hinted.

“We’re really getting a showdown between Ian and Yeat.”- Said another.

“Ian is finished.”- Claimed another fan.

What We Know About Yeat’s Fifth Studio Album ‘LYFESTYLE’

After a successful release of his fourth studio album, 2093, which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart, Yeat is getting ready to unveil a new full-length record. Early teasers indicated that the LP was initially named 3093 but was subsequently retitled to LYFESTYLE.

Following months of social media buildup, Noah gave fans their first glimpse of LYFESTYLE last week by posting an official trailer on his Instagram. Although the video has been removed from his account, it remains accessible on his YouTube channel.

The trailer begins with an elevator descending from “2093 to 2024,”revealing Noah stepping out into a chaotic home. From skulls plummeting from the attic to skeletal horses, the intensity of the video escalates alongside a snippet from an upcoming track featured in the LYFESTYLE tracklist.

Interestingly, the teaser mirrors the imagery displayed in the album’s cover art, culminating with Noah walking past the camera as a monster truck crushes a vandalized sedan.

“Throw your diamonds off, diamonds off (Yes) / I see dead people in my head (Dead) / You ain’t inside, we get ya chucked (Loo-ha-ha-ha) / You ain’t on side, but we get you flocked, uh”- Noah raps in his teaser for LYFESTYLE.

With only a few days left until the arrival of Noah Olivier Smith’s fifth studio album, LYFESTYLE, on streaming platforms, all attention is directed towards the rapper and his active social media presence.

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