Detroit heavyweights Peezy and Babyface Ray connect for their new single and visual “Let’s Talk About It,” out now via EMPIRE. The track pulls listeners directly into their world where business is handled with precision, loyalty is tested, and the hustle never slows down.
On “Let’s Talk About It,” Peezy and Babyface Ray trade verses with the sharp confidence and streetwise decisiveness that have made them cornerstones of Detroit rap. The record captures the grind and mindset behind every move, from navigating challenges to standing tall when situations turn real.
Accompanying the single is a visual that brings the track’s energy to life with late-night studio sessions, strip club scenes, blacked-out trucks, and flashes of ice and cash. Joined by Detroit peers including Veeze, Peezy and Babyface Ray dominate each frame, embodying the city’s signature mix of hustle, authenticity, and swagger.
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“Let’s Talk About It” adds to Peezy’s unstoppable run following collaborations like “So Ghetto” with Icewear Vezzo and “All That” with Chicken P. With more than 3 million weekly streams and a platinum plaque for his breakout hit “2 Million Up,” Peezy continues to rise as one of Detroit’s defining voices. His projects Only Built 4 Diamond Links and GHETTO further showcase his consistency and reach, bolstered by collaborations with G Herbo, Mozzy, and Ty Dolla $ign.
Meanwhile, Babyface Ray has built his own lane as one of Detroit’s most influential exports. With hundreds of millions of streams under his belt, he’s earned gold plaques for hits like “WHAT THE BUSINESS IS” and “FAMILY > MONEY.” His projects Face and Mob both debuted on the Billboard 200, earning widespread acclaim for their unfiltered look into Detroit life, and collaborations with the likes of Future, Lil Durk, Pusha T, and Wiz Khalifa have pushed his reach far beyond the city. Together, the two embody the relentless drive and unmistakable swagger that keep Detroit at the forefront of hip-hop today.
