RAP SUPERSTAR NLE CHOPPA UNLEASHES “SLUT ME OUT 3” FEAT. CAREY WASHINGTON

Ahead of his highly anticipated SLUT SZN project dropping on September 27th, NLE Choppa wraps up his “SMO” trilogy with the infectious new single “SLUT ME OUT 3” featuring Carey Washington, available now via Warner Records.  Funky with a retro flair, the track brings the perfect vibe to light up clubs and fill dance floors coast to coast. The release is paired with a slick new video, where Choppa takes a ride through the Hollywood Hills and grooves alongside baddies.

“The man in the mirror say he love me,” Choppa begins the banger over propulsive beats, strings and a cowbell. “Mama say you the opposite of ugly.” Washington sprinkles then delivers the sparkling hook: “NLE you drive me crazy, fly me out and have my baby — I got that

freak, I’m feeling you.” Packed with energy and irreverent, playful vibes, “SLUT ME OUT 3” once again showcases Choppa’s ability to deliver pop-infused tracks with crossover appeal.

In the video, the Nashville rapper embraces all things yesteryear. We see Choppa doing a photoshoot, strutting his stuff in the studio, and kick-starting block parties with his charisma and showmanship on full display. He also goes for a joyride in a classic Mercedes in the hills above a glittering Los Angeles.

“SLUT ME OUT 3” completes a trio of hits that began with “SLUT ME OUT” in 2022 and continued with the similarly danceable “SLUT ME OUT 2” earlier this year, which has racked up over 165 million global streams. That track also boasted a “Country Mix” featuring J.P. that landed in the COUNTRY MIX on New Music Friday and was hailed as “one of NLE Choppa’s biggest hits” by HipHopDX.

More recently, Choppa covered PAPER Magazine’s very special 40th Anniversary issue and dropped “Or What?” featuring 41 — a sexy, brass-heavy summer anthem. Prior to that, he joined forces with Dominican star Yaisel LM for “Catalina,” which dropped last month and has already amassed over 6.6 million global streams and 2.7 million YouTube views. He also linked with Punjabi powerhouse Diljit Dosanjh for “Muhammad Ali,” which generated millions of streams upon release.

A musical trendsetter for Gen Z, Choppa’s influence extends well beyond music. Featured in Variety magazine’s coveted “Young Hollywood Impact Report,” he made his silver screen debut in Black Heat, alongside Jason Mitchell, premiering at the 2024 American Black Film Festival. He also appears in the final season of Freeform’s Grownish.