Draft:Yuno Miles
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Comment: AfD discussion closed in June as delete. I do not see anything that has happened since that time that shows notability. There is one new source from July but one new source (assuming it is reliable) is not going to do it unfortunately. CNMall41 (talk) 08:40, 20 August 2024 (UTC)
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Yuno Miles is an American rapper and comedy musician.[1][2][3] Most famous for songs such as "Honey Bun" and "4 Wheeler", Yuno has managed to gain 1.1 million monthly listeners on Spotify as of June 2024.
RapReviews gave his album Yuno I Can't Rap (2023) a 4/10, saying that they could not tell whether he was "parodying rap or if he’s that bad at rapping", and concluded that it did not matter since they viewed the output as "not good".[4]
Yuno Miles first began releasing music in 2019, with his initial song “Pokemon” uploaded on YouTube. This track featured a trap version of the Futurama theme song. Over time, he became known for producing songs that incorporate satire and parody, blending humor with elements of mainstream rap.
Musical Style and Impact
Yuno Miles’ music is characterized by its association with meme rap, a genre that mixes internet culture with hip-hop. His tracks often feature playful, exaggerated lyrics and unconventional vocal effects. Songs like “Road to Riches” and “Put The Money In The Bag” have contributed to his growing popularity online, with the latter achieving viral success on TikTok.
Notable Releases
• Yuno I Can’t Rap (2023): This album received varied feedback, with some listeners viewing it as a parody of rap, while others considered it reflective of Yuno’s unique approach to the genre.
• “4 Wheeler” (2023): One of his most recognized tracks, known for its distinct take on trap music.
Influence and Cultural Impact
Yuno Miles is often linked to the broader meme rap movement, where artists produce content that is intentionally humorous or satirical. His music appeals to audiences who appreciate this blend of comedy and music, making him a notable figure in the genre.
Discography
Notable Albums:
Yuno I Can’t Rap (2023)
Go on Tour Yuno (2023)
Notable Singles:
“Pokemon” (2019)
“Hot Tamale” (2020)
“Road to Riches” (2021)
“Put The Money In The Bag” (2022)
“4 Wheeler” (2023)
Online Presence
Yuno Miles has a significant online presence, particularly on TikTok, where his music and comedic content frequently gain attention. His content often includes music videos and satirical takes on various topics, contributing to his status within the meme rap community.
References
[edit]- ^ Fife, Carter (February 22, 2024). "Meet Yuno Miles, the Internet's Favorite Rapper". Ones to Watch. Retrieved 2024-04-29.
- ^ Press-Reynolds, Kieran (2024-01-19). "The Musical Age of Shitpost Modernism". Pitchfork. Retrieved 2024-05-03.
- ^ Fantano, Anthony (2023-11-02). "A Conversation with Yuno Miles". The Needle Drop. Retrieved 2024-05-03.
- ^ Juon, Steve 'Flash' (2024-06-29). "Yuno Miles :: Yuno I Can't Rap – RapReviews". Retrieved 2024-07-02.
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