Young Thug Previews New Track Featuring a Sample of His Viral ‘Whoopty Doo’ Meme
Atlanta rap icon Young Thug has once again ignited the internet, this time with a new snippet that cleverly flips his viral “Whoopty Doo” meme into a track.
The snippet, recently leaked online, comes just days before the expected release of his fourth studio album, UY SCUTI, set to drop on September 19.
Young Thug Transforms Viral “Whoopty Doo” Meme into New Song:
👤YOUNG THUG👤
💿WHOOPTY DOO💿
🚨NEW SNIPPET🚨 pic.twitter.com/QqYOs9R6U4
— Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 (@big_business_) September 16, 2025
Thugger is no stranger to going viral, but this time, he’s taking control of the narrative.
The teaser features a bold sample of his now-iconic “Whoopty Doo!” phrase, a soundbite pulled from his wild Big Bank interview that has been making the rounds on TikTok and Twitter for months.
Fans and creators have already turned the phrase into memes, edits, and remixes, but Young Thug is turning it into official art.
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Instead of letting the internet own the moment, Thug is flipping the script, transforming meme culture into musical innovation.
As always with hip-hop Twitter (now X), reactions are split. Some fans argue the snippet leans too far into gimmicks, calling it a sign of creative decline.
But others are hyped, saying the song sounds “fire” and praising Thug for blending humor with hard-hitting trap energy.
The beat itself is causing a stir, with listeners noting similarities to the sounds of So Much Fun and JEFFERY, two of Thug’s most beloved projects.
Set to land in a competitive release week for hip-hop, UY SCUTI will go head-to-head with Cardi B’s Am I The Drama? and the return of YFN Lucci.
So far, Future is the only officially confirmed feature, though rumors point to appearances from Mariah the Scientist, Lil Gotit, and Ken Carson.
If the snippet is any indication, Young Thug is once again pushing boundaries, fusing viral culture with genre-defying trap. Whether you love it or hate it, the internet is paying attention, and that’s exactly what Thug wants.
