GScrilla and Richest Youngin are linking up for a brash new collaboration called “Change My Hoe,” and the underground duo isn’t asking for permission. The track plays like a late-night flex session — equal parts bravado and unbothered confidence — with both rappers trading lines about loyalty, leverage, and the kind of relationship politics that fuel half the comment sections on hip-hop TikTok.

Sonically, the record leans into the modern street-rap blueprint: knocking 808s, skittering hi-hats, and a hook built to live rent-free in your head whether you like it or not. GScrilla rides the beat with a syrupy, melodic cadence, while Richest Youngin counters with a sharper, punch-in delivery that keeps the energy ping-ponging through the runtime. It’s the kind of pairing that works precisely because the two artists don’t sound alike — they sound like they’re competing.

The visual, directed by Ocean Legacy Cinematic, matches the song’s swagger frame for frame. Expect crisp nighttime lighting, tight cuts, and the kind of cinematic polish that has quietly become a hallmark of the indie rap circuit. Ocean Legacy has been racking up credits across the new-wave underground scene, and this video is another strong entry in that growing portfolio.

Whether “Change My Hoe” is your next gym anthem or your next petty group-chat soundtrack is entirely up to you — but with the way streaming numbers are trending for collabs in this lane, don’t be surprised if this one starts popping up on your feed without warning.

Press play and judge for yourself.