As we previously reported, skater rapper Lil B has officially teamed up with Supreme, and core heads have been celebrating ever since the announcement dropped.
Supporters flooded Supreme's social media pages with comments like "We made it TYBG," showing love for the longtime underground icon who has built one of the most dedicated fanbases around.
Seeing Lil B connected with a brand that has deep roots in skateboarding and New York culture felt like something they had been waiting on for years.
Now, TYBG is back with a new track called "Smash," released as part of the collaboration.
Staying true to his BasedGod style, the skate rapper appears in lingerie throughout the video, bringing the kind of unpredictable creativity that fans have come to expect from him.
While some viewers might be confused by what they're watching, longtime supporters already understand that Lil B has never been interested in doing things the conventional way.
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The video leans heavily into New York street culture, mixing gnarly beats with the kind of attitude that fits perfectly alongside Supreme's history.
If you're expecting a polished mainstream music video, this probably isn't it. The whole thing feels like it was made for people who already understand the culture behind it.
Since Supreme was born from the streets of New York, Lil B seems right at home here. Between his skateboarding background, unique personality, and ability to turn almost anything into a conversation piece, "Smash" feels like a natural fit for the collaboration.
Love it or hate it, TYBG is doing exactly what core skaters expect him to do.