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The Pompano Beach rapper’s latest cut treats attraction like a deal worth closing, tucked into a 21 track album about the women who run his world.

“Seduce You” arrives as the sixth track on Loe Shimmy‘s new album Pretty Girlz Run the World, released July 24, 2026 through Rebel and gamma.. Where a lot of his catalog leans into grief and street survive, this one keeps things lighter and more transactional, a tone the record returns to on companion tracks like “Bag Rite.” The premise is simple: closing the deal with someone new, and deciding the effort is worth what comes after.

An official music video for the song is already live, which is a quicker turnaround than some of Shimmy’s past singles got. The view leans into the same glossy, transactional mood as the lyrics rather than reinventing it, keeping the focus on Shimmy himself rather than a high concept narrative.

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Pretty Girlz Run the World is Shimmy’s most feature heavy project to date, pulling in Brent Faiyaz on “Run the World,” Sexyy Red on “5 Star Freak,” and Summer Walker on “Just Saying.” It’s a victory lap of sorts. Earlier this year Shimmy landed his highest charting song yet with “3am” alongside Don Toliver, and he’s since picked up a high profile guest spot on Drake’s HABIBTI single “I’m Spent.” “Seduce You” doesn’t carry a featured artist, which puts the full weight of the song’s premise on Shimmy’s own delivery, the same wobbly, laid back cadence that’s carried him from Pompano Beach SoundCloud uploads in 2020 to a Billboard Hot 100 entry.

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The album frames women almost like inventory throughout, grading and pricing them out track by track, and “Seduce You” fits that logic exactly: getting someone to choose him over anyone else takes real work, but he’s decided the payoff of strive could clear the cost.

Frequently Asked Question

DRIFT lists Brent Faiyaz on Run the World, Sexyy Red on 5 Star Freak, and Summer Walker on Just Saying as guest features on Pretty Girlz Run the World. The New York magazine calls it Shimmy's most feature-heavy project to date.

DRIFT reports that Loe Shimmy landed his highest charting song yet earlier in 2026 with 3 am alongside Don Toliver. The New York magazine notes he has since picked up a high profile guest spot on Drake's HABIBTI single I'm Spent.

DRIFT traces Loe Shimmy's career back to Pompano Beach SoundCloud uploads starting in 2020, which eventually carried him to a Billboard Hot 100 entry. The New York magazine notes his laid-back, wobbly cadence has remained consistent across his rise.

 

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