So geeked rn typing this but…. I shot the new “White Claw” single art for @yunggravy & @shaniatwain 😳 Absolutely insane sentence. All aboard the Gravy Twain 🚂
Shoutout to the light team @fred_thiebaud & @patflann!! 😉
"Swiss Absinthe" was deleted to due copyright infringement. I downloaded it the other night if anyone wants a copy. (Which I'm sure you don't. )
Is it a good song ?
It's basically Young Gravy doing a weird mix between singing and rapping (kind of just like speaking/chanting in a fake Southern accent) with Shania singing background vocals and a verse. It's really bad in my opinion and should never see the light of day. It's not catchy at all and the production is terrible. White Claw is a thousand times better.
"Swiss Absinthe" was deleted to due copyright infringement. I downloaded it the other night if anyone wants a copy. (Which I'm sure you don't. )
Is it a good song ?
It's basically Young Gravy doing a weird mix between singing and rapping (kind of just like speaking/chanting in a fake Southern accent) with Shania singing background vocals and a verse. It's really bad in my opinion and should never see the light of day. It's not catchy at all and the production is terrible. White Claw is a thousand times better.
Lol... I guess I can wait to listen when it eventually comes out.
Yung Gravy talks new song with Shania Twain, country album and 2024 tour: FULL INTERVIEW
It’s gravy, baby. Yung Gravy caught up with Page Six at the Governor's Ball Music Festival following the release of his latest single, “White Claw” featuring Shania Twain. He talked about his upcoming album, “Serving Country,” and why he's decided to enter the genre, alongside artists like Post Malone and Beyoncé. He also gave us a hint on the fashion he'll be wearing on his 2024 “Grits and Gravy Tour.” Watch the full video for more on the rapper entering his “country Gravy” era.
I don’t think we get nothing more together soon , this is from a gravy’s interview
Gravy wasn’t able to confirm whether more of the music he made with Twain would see the light of day – one additional song “got cut off the album at the last minute, I think because she wants it on her [own next album]”, while the other six would require the pair “to get in the studio again to really cook ‘em up”.
I don’t think we get nothing more together soon , this is from a gravy’s interview
Gravy wasn’t able to confirm whether more of the music he made with Twain would see the light of day – one additional song “got cut off the album at the last minute, I think because she wants it on her [own next album]”, while the other six would require the pair “to get in the studio again to really cook ‘em up”.
More from the interview:
As for his landmark collab with Shania Twain, Gravy quipped that she was “definitely the most successful artist I've ever even met”, flagging that he and the Come On Over icon “actually have some really good chemistry”. He explained: “We had a studio session that we booked in for eight hours, and people were coming in and out the whole time – her husband and my homies and everything – but her and I stayed in there for 13 hours straight. We just kept extending the session, and we made eight songs together, all in that one session.”
Part of how they made so many songs together came down to their shared inexperience on the production side: “[Twain] can play the guitar and piano,” Gravy added, “but she can't use a DAW to produce – and I can barely get a beat down, so we couldn’t actually make a song [as] just the two of us. So we were, like, coming up with all of these ideas and just waiting for people to come in and lay ‘em down for us. It was cute.”
Gravy wasn’t able to confirm whether more of the music he made with Twain would see the light of day – one additional song “got cut off the album at the last minute, I think because she wants it on her [own next album]”, while the other six would require the pair “to get in the studio again to really cook ‘em up”.
Whenever it arrives, Gravy’s as-yet-untitled country album will serve as his fourth full-length solo effort, following up on 2022’s Marvelous. He also released Baby Gravy 3 alongside bbno$ last August, with their Australian tour in support of it kicking off later this month – head here for more info on that.
After listening to "Swiss Absinthe" I really like it. It could also fit as a final track on a shania album. Sometimes I prefer her to collaborate with not so popular artist, she appears more creative on those duets.
After listening to "Swiss Absinthe" I really like it. It could also fit as a final track on a shania album. Sometimes I prefer her to collaborate with not so popular artist, she appears more creative on those duets.
At the 34-minute mark he says they did 6 or 7 demos and he thinks 3 will be on the album. There's a sample called "My Day Once" similar to "You're Still The One".
I bet after all the negative feedbacks about "White Claw" and the way he sounds on record, she pulled it off.
I wouldn't be surprised if that's the reason why the song was cut from the album.
At the 34-minute mark he says they did 6 or 7 demos and he thinks 3 will be on the album. There's a sample called "My Day Once" similar to "You're Still The One".
Yung Gravy released the album's tracklist and ultimately it's just "White Claw" featuring Shania. The song "My Day 1's" is included but not as a duet apparently.
Yung Gravy released the album's tracklist and ultimately it's just "White Claw" featuring Shania. The song "My Day 1's" is included but not as a duet apparently.
"My Day 1's" and Yung Gravy's Serving Country album will be released tonight at midnight ET. The song and album is available now in New Zealand and Australia.
I heard the whole song. It's awful!!! Shania doesn't sing at all except at the very beginning and end of the song. "You're still the one I run to, The one that I belong to, You're still the one I want for life". Doesn't really sound like Shania but who else would it be? The voice is autotuned or something.
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I think it's her autotuned, and she's also not credited on lyrics, and the use the bridge of the song, sure they will change it as she deserve her royalties
When I said, “Honey, I’m home and I had a hard day, pour me a cold one” @yunggravy brought me a case of claws 😂 Congratulations on the new album Gravy, getting to know you through it has been a joy (not to mention so much fun, I haven’t laughed so much!) ‘Serving Country’ is out now 🤠
After "randomly" meeting Twain — and thinking she was a good looking "older than myself" woman — the unlikely duo would go on to make "a lot of music" together, Gravy said.
Gravy also bonded with Twain's husband, Frédéric Thiébaud, who's become like "a father figure" to him.
"It's very actually wholesome," Gravy said.
The family even invited Gravy to Geneva, Switzerland, around Christmastime to go skiing, Gravy shared, but he couldn't make it due to a family obligation.
When Gravy made an Instagram post about his new album earlier this week, Twain gushed with support:
"The gravy to my fries and cheese curds 😜😂 Congratulations on a fantastic album @yunggravy !! 😘" she commented.
Gravy's buddy is the one who connected him with Zac Brown of the Zac Brown Band because he thought the two of them would get along. He was right.
Gravy said Brown invited him over for a sleepover at his place They wrote four or five songs, two of which made the album: "My Garage (with Zac Brown)" and "Love You For Leavin' (with Zac Brown). Plus, Gravy's song "Clementine" samples the Zac Brown Band's wildly popular "Chicken Fried."
Gravy's album also has songs with Brantley Gilbert, Juicy J and Dylan Marlowe.
Is Yung Gravy permanently going country?
While Gravy's had "so much fun" putting "Serving Country" together, he said it's simply an "excursion."
"You never know what's going to happen with something new you try," he said. "And, we'll see. But, I guarantee there's at least going to be a pretty big deluxe version."
I actually really like White Claw, but My Day1’s is something I won’t ever listen to again. I’m curious how Swiss Absinthe sounds. Does anyone have a link they could share to listen to the song?
Oh God. I hope Shania doesn't put one of the songs she recorded with Yung Gravy on her new album. It would be such a waste.
Yung Gravy Recalls Meeting ‘MILF’ Shania Twain at Grammys Party Because She ‘Looked Approachable’ (Exclusive)
By Molly McGuigan | Us Weekly | September 9, 2025
While most of Us would be speechless to encounter Shania Twain at a party, rapper Yung Gravy says he first met the country icon because he thought she looked “approachable.”
“A lot of people I got to meet before I understood how massive they were or how talented they were,” Yung Gravy, 29, told Us Weekly exclusively while promoting his Good Game campaign with Urban Outfitters. “Shania Twain, for example. I saw her at a Grammys party and she just looked approachable. … My brand was always the MILF thing, and she looked like she fit that criteria. And I didn’t know who she was.”
He continued: “Once I got talking to her, [who she was] dawned on me, because she always has a different hair color and stuff, but I didn’t even realize it. And then we just started getting along well, and I think she liked that part of it a lot. So that’s why we became so close. And I would go stay at her house and stuff.”
The rapper made headlines in 2022 when he brought Addison Rae’s mom, Sheri Easterling, as his date to the MTV Video Music Awards, telling Entertainment Tonight at the time of his fascination with older women: “They’re more experienced, they are an underserviced community, I’d like to say, and they deserve more attention.”
Twain, 60, definitely fits the criteria, as she is the mom of Eja D’Angelo Lange, whom she welcomed in 2001 with then-husband Robert “Mutt” Lange. But Yung Gravy says he didn’t make a pass at her because she’s already spoken for.
“[Her husband Frédéric Thiébaud] would hang out with us, and me and him also had a cute bond,” the “I Write Hymns Not Travesties” singer told Us. “He came from Switzerland, [and] it’s a similar situation to my dad, so we bonded over that.”
He added: “Fred’s cool. Shania and I actually made, like, six songs together, but we only put one on the album [“White Claw” from 2024’s Serving Country]. She wanted to reserve one for her next project. And then there’s a few that we just thought we’d hold on to, so you might hear more.”
While he had released a country rap song in 2019, Yung Gravy fully embraced the genre after befriending Hardy, Morgan Wallen and Twain, the last of whom served as a mentor to him.
“She helped me with understanding the country world,” he told Us of his relationship with the “You’re Still the One” singer. “The basics of music, like singing and guitar and all the stuff that I hadn’t really learned being a rapper, she helped me with that, which was kind of cool to have a super professional vocal coach.”
These days, Yung Gravy is back to his rapping roots, and he’s embarking on his Voluptuous Voyage tour this fall in addition to college shows he’ll be performing as part of the Good Game campaign.
“I’ve always liked Urban Outfitters because they supported me [as] the first brick-and-mortar-type store to sell my vinyl, which is pretty cool, way back when,” he told Us of his love of the brand. “I would go in and buy my own vinyl and look at the workers and try to make them excited or feel weird … so it was an easy yes.”
The campaign, which celebrates the energy of college game-day culture, features college shops in 23 campus-adjacent stores and activations in addition to giveaways, mascot appearances, game-day pop-ups and live performances from artists like Yung Gravy, just in time for the start of the new school year.