Can’t Take Advice Lyrics – Lil Yachty | from “The Leaks”

Clocking in as track seven on this 14-deep project, Can’t Take Advice is pure Lil Boat essence wrapped in Buddah Bless’s crisp trap production. Think bouncy 808s that roll like a lowrider on Crenshaw, layered with hi-hats snapping sharp enough to cut through the haze, all at a laid-back 140 BPM that lets Yachty’s auto-tuned drawl float free. The genre’s straight-up Southern hip-hop with a melodic twist—Yachty pioneered that sound back in his Minnesota days, and here it’s honed into something defiant.

From the snippets that leaked years ago, the themes hit on brushing off the noise: doubters, hangers-on, life’s unsolicited wisdom. Lines tease that restless independence, like Yachty owning his lane no matter who’s yelling directions from the sidelines. It’s creative direction feels raw, almost archival—Buddah Bless digging through sessions to spotlight what never saw daylight, turning potential scraps into gold.

The Leaks isn’t just a drop; it’s Buddah Bless’s victory lap, a curated vault of unreleased heat from the past half-decade. The producer, who’s laced beats for 2 Chainz, Migos, and Young Dolph, flips the script on “leaks” by owning them outright—14 tracks of star-powered demos that capture Atlanta’s underbelly pulse. The tracklist is a murderer’s row: YoungBoy and Rich The Kid kick it off with “That’s All,” Quavo and Offset plot on “17 Shooters,” 21 Savage drips menace on “The Dripped,” and Yachty pops up twice more, linking with Chief Keef on “Big Chip” and Young Thug for the closer “Sandwich.”

You’ve got Key Glock’s grit on “Titanic,” Takeoff chilling with “Let Me Chill Out,” Offset’s flex on “Gold Bottles,” and even a Pop Smoke demo “Snitching” with Future, Polo G, and Quavo. No label’s stamped yet, but it’s all Buddah’s vision—socials lit up last week with feature confirms, building hype like a underground bonfire.

Right now, Yachty’s in that sweet spot of reinvention, fresh off Concrete Boys collabs and genre hops that keep him unpredictable. The Leaks catches him in a reflective pocket, nodding to his roots while Buddah elevates the production to something timeless. It’s evolution in reverse—reclaiming the past to charge the future.

Dive into the Can’t Take Advice lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other The Leaks tracks for more of Buddah Bless’s trap treasures.