Name: what they see by Yung Müdd
Duration: 2 min 12 s
Description: (prod. Yung Müdd) (beat prod. Yung Müdd) Houston Tx.

HEARTBREAK Prod. Markmywords

Fadeddd

different day (prod. uluvapollo)

#WalkTheDog {prod. @prodbyolderalen} - CTM Dizz x Scotty Pierre

We spend it all in the day till the night.

SPEND IT ALL

Gone(prod.Killixrdan/Goyxrd/Yvkie)

Atlanta’s rising R&B star Tiffany Nichelle is back, and this time she’s turning opulence into a lifestyle statement. Her new single, “Drip Religion,” dropping October 17th, is a smooth, melodic fusion of luxury, confidence, and undeniable swagger — the kind of track that makes self-belief sound like a divine calling.

Produced and written by Yung Adamsville, the record slides effortlessly in the pocket of Gunna-inspired vibes — rich 808s, hypnotic melodies, and sleek vocal runs that drip with confidence and sensual finesse. Tiffany’s voice glides over the beat like silk on marble, turning every line into a mantra for the ones who move different, shine different, and live by their own code.

“Drip Religion” isn’t just about fashion or flexing — it’s about self-worth as a lifestyle. Tiffany channels the energy of a woman who’s both grounded and glowing, blending R&B’s emotion with trap-soul’s luxury textures. It’s boss energy in melodic form.

Coming off the success of previous singles like “Love In Reverse” and “U Trim”, Tiffany Nichelle continues to carve her lane as one of the most distinct and versatile voices in modern R&B. With Yung Adamsville’s polished production behind her, “Drip Religion” sounds like a statement record — one that blurs the line between high fashion and high frequency.

Whether you’re stepping out for the night or manifesting your next move, Tiffany’s latest drop reminds you: the glow is sacred — welcome to the religion.

“Drip Religion” — available everywhere October 17, 2025.

what they see

Yung Müdd

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