Latto and Ice Spice’s “GYATT” is a fiery collision of personalities, flows, and unapologetic self-confidence that perfectly captures the bold new wave of female rap.

Built around a bouncy, bass-driven beat that fuses Atlanta-style trap percussion with the minimalist swagger of New York drill, the track immediately commands attention. Latto opens with authority, her voice sharp and assertive, dropping clever punchlines and slick braggadocio that radiate control and charisma. Ice Spice counters with her signature nonchalant delivery — smooth, cool, and cutting — balancing Latto’s intensity with effortless poise. Together, they create a dynamic push-and-pull energy that keeps the track vibrant and unpredictable.

The production is deceptively simple: heavy 808s, crisp hi-hats, and a hypnotic melody that leaves plenty of room for their personalities to shine. Lyrically, “GYATT” is a celebration of power, body positivity, and self-image — the kind of anthem designed for confidence, movement, and social media domination. But beneath the playful surface lies something deeper: two women carving out their space in a genre that’s finally giving them room to lead, not just participate. “GYATT” feels like more than a collaboration — it’s a statement of intent, showcasing how far female rap has come and how boldly it continues to evolve.