Lets Get It Lyrics – DDG | from “Moo”

DDG is turning up the heat with Let’s Get It, the seventh track on his fresh album Moo, hitting all platforms tomorrow, October 10, 2025.

Fresh off the buzz of his YouTube-to-rap glow-up and navigating life as a new dad after that high-profile split from Halle Bailey, Darryl Granberry Jr. pours it all into this 14-song project via his own label. It’s got that signature DDG vibe—melodic trap flows laced with braggadocio, vulnerability, and a nod to his Pontiac roots—but leveled up with features from Gunna, BIA, and Plaqueboymax. Moo feels like a statement: stacking wins, shaking off the drama, and chasing that next bag, all wrapped in slick production that bounces between club bangers and introspective cuts.

It’s got whispers of being a cheeky nod to his rumored link-up with influencer India Love, blending smooth seduction with that unapologetic hustle—lines hitting on late nights, bad habits, and proving the doubters wrong post-breakup. The beat thumps with 808s and hi-hats that pull you in, while DDG’s auto-tuned croon shifts from cocky verses to a chorus that’s pure replay fuel. Think of it as the album’s pivot from the moody Jaded ft. BIA to the triumphant close of 10 At Home, capturing that raw transition from pain to play.

What makes Moo connect is how it mirrors DDG’s real-time evolution—no ghostwriters, just straight-from-the-gut bars about fame’s double edge. Tracks like No Smoke ft. Gunna bring the smoke-free bravado, while Break Me Down digs into the emotional toll. X is already flooded with reactions to the tracklist drop, with users calling Let’s Get It an instant favorite for its vibe shift. In a game full of filters, DDG keeps it authentic, reminding us why he went from vlogs to verses that stick.

Dive into the Let’s Get It lyrics below and catch that undeniable spark. Don’t miss other Moo tracks like No Smoke or Jaded for more of DDG’s melodic hustle.