DANGEROUS SUMMER

Performed by Yeat during Drake's "ICEMAN EPISODE 3" livestream on September 4, 2025. Era unconfirmed.

Final version of "every dolla" which allegedly has a different title.

Official music video for "Work" by Anyma featuring Yeat.

(May 24, 2025) (Yeat begins to tease DANGEROUS SUMMER) (June 30, 2025) (Yeat and his camp travel to Saint-Tropez, France)

OG Filename: v2 every dolla OPEN Performed by Yeat live at his performance at XS Las Vegas Nightclub on May 25, 2025. Previewed again by Yeat in higher quality in an Instagram Carousel post captioned "####DANGEROUSSUMMËR ⚠️🌴……." later in the day. Performed by Yeat live during his set with Don Toliver at Summer Smash 2025 in Chicago, Illinois on June 20, 2025. Used in the background of a video displaying a chain made for Yeat by Alex Moss, posted to Instagram on June 21, 2025. Filename and title leaked via a Discord status on November 7, 2025.

OG Filename: out of my hands FINALMST I Track that was mastered and originally intended to drop on 2093 but was removed from the tracklist last minute for unknown reasons. The existence of the track leaked on August 25, 2024, and eventually a passed snippet of the track leaked on November 20, 2024. A snippet of the track leaked on November 28, 2024 caused an old unsurfaced low-quality snippet played in a zeeck stream on June 11, 2024 to surface as well, before leaking in full that same day. Following the leak, the producer, GeoGotBands, hosted the track on SoundCloud on November 28, 2024. However, the track was later removed.

Title seen on merch made by Austin Babbitt (@asspizza), teased on June 18, 2025. The title was once again seen in a Saint-Tropez, France tracklist for DANGEROUS SUMMER, seen in the background of an "IM YEAT" teaser posted by Yeat on Instagram on July 15, 2025.

Track 1 on It's on the Belt (feat. Yeat) - Single by Dammntc.

Performed live by Don Toliver and Yeat live after performing "2TONE" at their set during Summer Smash 2025 in Chicago, Illinois on June 20, 2025.

OG Filename: Kant Luvv (prod. rision x rio) Dated January 16, 2021. Originally intended for release as a SoundCloud single. A Discord voice channel recording leaked on October 5, 2025, with another high quality snippet leaking on October 11, 2025. Listed for sale for $1,500 on October 15, 2025. Another Discord voice channel recording snippet leaked on November 7, 2025.

Official music video for "The Bell." Directed/Edited by: @alexedep @dumbdays_ Shot by: @cqshoots @alexedep Executive Producer: @zackbia Producer: @shootervisualz Production Manager: @carefreejrod Additional Footage by: @philiphoangx  @qt.pi @brennanadams_ @cultcert Drone: @joeyfpvx 1st AC: @philiphoangx 2nd AC / Drone Assist: @calebkeller.film Gaffer: @isaacmarz BBG: @cinemeon Key Grip: @valtabianjr Production Assistants: @tonydiemondz @lolranalol @qt.pi Picture Cars: @josh909348 @adrian.llanes.94 @nochillbryantt Title GFX: @reduciano Color: @braxtonapana

OG file for track 9 on DANGEROUS SUMMER, "2TONE" with Don Toliver. Performed live by Don Toliver and Yeat live at their set during Summer Smash 2025 in Chicago, Illinois on June 20, 2025. Previewed again by Yeat in an Instagram post captioned "SUMMER GETTING DANGEROUS .." on June 21, 2025. Another snippet previewed by rcy in an Instagram Carousel post displaying his stage visuals for both Quavo and Don Toliver and Yeat's sets at Summer Smash 2025 on June 23, 2025.

Track 2 on It's on the Belt (feat. Yeat) - Single by Dammntc.

Official music video for "I'M YEAT." Directed, Shot, + Edited by: @alexedep @dumbdays Produced by: Zack Bia Title: @vastnss End Title Animation: RCY Color: @braxtonapana London Production Team: @klevisok & @nottekin Additional Show Footage: @acrey.media @schwarzer_russe @freeg1_ & @sshootas

Title seen on merch made by Austin Babbitt (@asspizza), teased on June 18, 2025. Possibly a 2025 re-made version of unreleased 2021 track "Bak Outside."

Official music video for track 3 on DANGEROUS LYFE, "LOOSE LEAF." Directed by EDGLRD and executive produced by Harmony Korine.

OG Filename: no lz v3 Originally intended for Yeat's scrapped EP My Lyfe. Previewed by Yeat in an Instagram post on August 2, 2021. Contains an open verse that Yeat wanted Chief Keef on, but this never happened. Listed for sale by UnreleasedSounds on March 1, 2025 and leaked after a successful same-day $800 groupbuy the next day. Edited version hosted by co-producer hollow on SoundCloud shortly after, captioned "2021 leak."

OG Filename: YEAT - ISSUES (T99) [slump audios exclusive] Previewed by Slump Audios in an Instagram Story on February 18, 2025. Hosted by Slump Audios on SoundCloud on March 28, 2025, captioned "@lilyeat / permission with @t99official [2021]."

Lyrical Lemonade music video teased by Cole Bennett and Zack Bia on Instagram on July 27, 2025. Director of Photography: Franklin Ricart Executive Produced by Krista Worby, Jake Millan & Zack Bia Producers: Lavinia Noel & Kofi Jr Head of Production: Krista Worby UK Team Head of Production: Craig Capone Color Grade: Josh Bohoskey VFX Supervisor: Max Colt VFX by Frender Edited by Cole Bennett Titles: Daniel Keogh Danger Tank Graphic: Parker Absent 1st AD: Sataish O’Shea 2nd AD: Georgia Totten Assistant to Director: Joseph Rocha Production Coordinator: Femi Opedo 1st AC: Felix Widely 2nd AC: Arie Priede Camera Trainee: Max Bent-Marshall BTS: Casper Masi Gaffer: Krunal Saadrani Electric: Dale Jordan Healy Electric: Mark Haley Electric: Shaun Clarke Balloon tech: Lui Bachini Balloon tech: Kris Lockey Key Grip: Emmet Cahill BBG: George Johnson Stylist: Neesha Sharma Makeup Artist: Cheryl Priest Makeup Artist: Millisa Morris Armourer: Stoke Poges Range & John Raggett Production Assistant: Max Roe Production Assistant: Lewis Roe Production Assistant: Barbara Abakah Choreographer: Ricky Labib Dancer: Freya Bell Dancer: Grace Stevens Dancer: Jodie Ross Dancer: Julss Morlans Dancer: Lillie-Mae Stewart Dancer: Zinzile Tshuma Camera: Emmyland Lighting: SHL lighting & Skylite Balloons Production Vehicles: Civilised car and Van hire Film Processing: Kodak Film Lab London Special Thanks to Harry Jones Company

First version of "every dolla," inferred to exist due to the existence of a version 2.