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At just 20 years old, Luh Tyler has already cemented himself as Florida royalty. In just three years, he put Tallahassee on the map in a way that hasn\u2019t been done since T-Pain told us he fell in love with a stripper. <\/p>\n
But Tyler didn\u2019t make it this far by overthinking it or executing some grand scheme to take over hip-hop. Instead, his raps are the byproduct of an artist who almost certainly freestyled at lunch tables and school desks as someone made a beat out of pencil taps. \u201cI don\u2019t need a b***h, the Benjamins the only thing I need \/ I just come up off the head, no, I don\u2019t write, don\u2019t gotta read \/ I\u2019m with your b***h, we at the Waffle House, yeah, we on Tennessee<\/em>,\u201d Luh Tyler breezily raps on \u201cLaw & Order<\/a>\u201c.<\/p>\n This breezy mindset continues on his upcoming album Destined for Greatness,<\/em> releasing on May 29th. Before his set at Rolling Loud 2026<\/a> in Orlando, he teased that he\u2019s giving fans the usual sampling platter. But beyond that, he\u2019ll put aside some of the flexing to get a little personal, too.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019ma tell a story on that bih for real, ya feel me? Talk about my life on that bih, I got some real s**t on there this time,\u201d Tyler grinned. \u201cMix it in, got some turnt s**t, some chill s**t, and some s**t for the h*es. Everything for everybody.\u201d<\/p>\nLuh Tyler Speaks With Noisey Ahead of His Rolling Loud 2026 Set in Orlando<\/h2>\n