After a public disagreement with fellow rapper Lil Yachty and a multi-year hiatus from releasing new music, Atlanta-based rapper Yachty (real name: Dylan Matthew Smith) has returned with his new album titled Not Da 2. The album marks his first full-length release since 2019 and signals a new chapter in his evolving career. The public disagreement with Lil Yachty, who is known for his colorful, genre-blending style, reportedly stemmed from creative differences and business decisions. While details of the dispute remain private, it contributed to a period of uncertainty for Yachty, who had been relatively quiet in the music scene. During this time, he focused on personal growth and explored other creative avenues. Not Da 2 features a mix of hip-hop, R&B, and experimental sounds, reflecting Yachty’s artistic evolution. The album includes collaborations with several emerging artists and producers, suggesting a broader vision for his future work. Fans and critics alike are paying close attention to see how Yachty will continue to shape his sound and career moving forward. As he embarks on this new phase, Yachty has hinted at potential future projects, though specifics remain unclear. Whether he will continue in a solo capacity or explore new collaborations, his return has reignited interest in his music and the direction he may take next.