Lizzo, Latto, and Sexyy Red
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A lot has happened in the five months since Pluto and YK Niece dropped “WHIM WHAMIEE.” The viral track has taken on a life of its own, going from a regional hit to the go-to song for Rap Caviar-tier rappers to remix as they look to tap into its catchy adlibs, “whim whammieeeee” and, for the yoga crowd, “Lululemonnnnn.”
Over the past few weeks, Sexy Redd, Latto, Queen Key, and even pop star Lizzo have all shared their verses for the song’s as-of-yet unreleased (but rumored) remix of “WHIM WHAMIEE,” becoming an informal competition of sorts among their fans that follow them on TikTok. The original track was already addictive, but listening to these new remixes from powerhouse rappers has added another layer of hype to riotous anthem — and cements our take that “WHIM WHAMIEE” is indeed going to be 2025’s song of the summer.
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The success of the track has already allowed Pluto, a.k.a. Ms. Pinky, to quit her job as a hairstylist and focus on music full time; after all, she won’t be available at the salon when she is opening for Lil Baby on his WHAM tour.
If you’re struggling to keep up with the various “WHIM WHAMIE” remixes we have got you covered. Read on for a guide to the different versions, updated as more arrive.
Latto
Latto first previewed her “WHIM WHAMIEE” verse on a stream by Twitch star Tylil James and confirmed she was due to drop it alongside a remix of Rob49’s “WTHelly.” However, the official version of the song has not hit streaming yet. We will always have the snippet, though.
Sexyy Red
While Sexyy Red‘s remix is also not out yet, it certainly seems like it’s coming. The Atlanta rapper was recently spotted shooting a video with Pluto (but no YK Niece 👀) suggesting her guest verse will be dropping imminently.
Lizzo
“I wrote my verse on Tuesday shot my lil video Friday and posted Saturday because I LOVE THIS SONG,” Lizzo wrote in an Instagram caption gassing up her take on the hit. “I did it just for fun & for the love of my craft! S/O to all the ladies who did they BIGGEST on WHAM WHAMMY! Pluto, YK, Latto, Sexyy… it’s up all summaaaaa.”
The home made video acts as a little promo for both Lizzo’s latent rap career and her Yitty brand, as well as giving her space to clap back at tabloids monitoring her weight. “Bitch its Lizzo/Call me Lizzy/” she raps. “I been fat and I been skinny/ Bitches still ain’t fuckin with me.” Later, she shouts out the It Doll of the moment Labubu.
Queen Key
A little quieter, but no less effective, Queen Key sits in the front of her car and delivers a slick freestyle that captures the “WHIM WHAMIE” energy. It’s perhaps the most real take yet, just a fan of the song blasting the song loud and jumping on the vibe.
@queenkeyplus3 #whim #wham ♬ original sound – Queen Key
