: Originally released on SoundCloud on December 30, 2015. It became a viral sensation in 2017, eventually peaking at No. 34 on the Billboard Hot 100.
In 2022, a documentary of the same name was released on to explore the rapper's complicated life and legacy.
: The official video, released in 2017, was highly provocative. It transitioned from a chaotic school setting to a somber, politically charged "Riot" segment, featuring a controversial scene of a child being lynched to spark conversation about racial injustice and violence. The Documentary: Look At Me: XXXTentacion
: The song gained further notoriety when fans accused Drake of copying its flow on his track "KMT," sparking a public feud that heightened X's fame.
: Produced by Rojas and Jimmy Duval, the beat features a heavily distorted sample of Mala's "Changes". Its DIY, "lo-fi" aesthetic proved that artists didn't need expensive studios to create massive hits.
: Originally released on SoundCloud on December 30, 2015. It became a viral sensation in 2017, eventually peaking at No. 34 on the Billboard Hot 100.
In 2022, a documentary of the same name was released on to explore the rapper's complicated life and legacy. XXXTENTACION - Look At Me
: The official video, released in 2017, was highly provocative. It transitioned from a chaotic school setting to a somber, politically charged "Riot" segment, featuring a controversial scene of a child being lynched to spark conversation about racial injustice and violence. The Documentary: Look At Me: XXXTentacion : Originally released on SoundCloud on December 30, 2015
: The song gained further notoriety when fans accused Drake of copying its flow on his track "KMT," sparking a public feud that heightened X's fame. In 2022, a documentary of the same name
: Produced by Rojas and Jimmy Duval, the beat features a heavily distorted sample of Mala's "Changes". Its DIY, "lo-fi" aesthetic proved that artists didn't need expensive studios to create massive hits.
