Lil Gotit isn’t taking a breath — even when the song is literally called “Woosah.” The Atlanta rapper is back with a brand-new single and a cinematic visual to match, the latest offering from his forthcoming project via EON$tar Records / Broke Records.

Directed by Spicy Rico, the video for “Woosah” unfolds inside a vintage psychiatric hospital, where Gotit delivers performance shots from a padded room while sporting a straitjacket. Intercut with scenes of patients playing Uno and lining up for medication from a nurse, the visual leans into a striking contrast with the song’s mantra-like title — turning a word meant to signal calm into something far more unhinged and unforgettable.

Kicked off by an introduction from Atlanta mixtape mainstay Swamp Izzo, “Woosah” finds Gotit balancing hard-earned wisdom with unwavering ambition. Over thunderous trap production, he revisits the lessons, losses, and experiences that shaped his journey, delivering a record that feels equally introspective and triumphant.

The single arrives on the heels of last week’s “Goin Solo” video — a defining statement marking Gotit’s return following the passing of his older brother, Lil Keed. Together, the two records usher in the next chapter of his career, blending futuristic trap production with the melodic instincts and unpredictable flows that first made him a standout in Atlanta’s rap scene.

Though he stepped away from a steady release schedule, Gotit stayed locked in behind the scenes, sharpening his artistry and laying the groundwork for his next move. That evolution now extends well beyond his own catalog. With the launch of EON$tar Records — short for Everything or Nothing — Gotit is stepping into a bigger role as an artist, executive, and mentor. He’s already championing emerging talent like London’s Ray Matix, and he’s focused on building a platform rooted in ambition, independence, and long-term vision.

For longtime fans, “Woosah” is another reminder of why Gotit broke through in the first place. Since his 2018 debut Hood Baby and 2019’s Crazy But It’s True, he’s carved out a lane defined by melodic instinct, raw storytelling, and futuristic production — a sound that earned him early co-signs from Lil Uzi Vert and Gunna and helped redefine what new-generation Atlanta trap could sound like.

Stream Lil Gotit on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4RnBFZRiMLRyZy0AzzTg2p

Watch “Woosah” and keep an eye out for the forthcoming project — this next chapter is only getting started.