Yeat: "I feel like I’m starting a new wave. People are already copying me. I always switch it up, though."

Yeat: "I feel like I’m cool where I’m at. I’m obviously going to make way more money, but I don't need that much money. I’m not really that greedy person. I don’t spend much money. I’m chilling."

Yeat: "I don’t like being friends with a lot of people."

Yeat: "I don’t like social media, so I’m never on there, and I don't be with the internet shit. They’re, like, begging for attention. But if you beg, you're not going to get attention. If you don’t beg, you get more attention. I just do the opposite. It works out."

Yeat: "I like doing shit by myself."

Yeat: "I record myself in my house, in my own studio. I don’t like going to studios and having someone else record me. So I mix and engineer everything myself."

Yeat: "I don’t really think anything like that’s cool. I just kick it, watch TV, play video games, and make music."

Yeat: "I knew this shit was going to happen. I already knew it when I was like 16. I’m not fanned out when I link with anyone. I just see everyone I linked up with as friends."

Yeat: "Every time I evolve, his beats evolve with me."

Yeat: "I’m trying to make futuristic rap with a mix of sounds. I’m making my own genre. My own style. Alternative mixed with rap. It’s different. Shit’s crazy."

Yeat: "Keeping it mysterious made people more attracted to it. They want to know about it."

Yeat: "I came up with it when I was 16. It was just random. I was trying to make a name that nobody would make before, but feel like they heard before."

Yeat: "Yeah, I be adding my voice to the beat, I do my ad-libs first, and sing on it or whatever. Then I rap on it."

Yeat: "Uzi did a lot for SoundCloud back in the day. He did the most, I think. He put on for that shit. I think he might be one of the people who made it what it is."

Yeat: "I don’t trust a lot of people, so my circle’s hella small."