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Soon, he started to blow up with his never before seen style of making rap videos. Instead of taking a more traditional approach to shoot for bigger artists, Bennett decided to shoot for the up and coming young guys, this way he could do his thing. Instead of shooting for big artists like Drake, he created stars out of Lil Pump, Smokepurpp, and Juice Wrld. It was so big that the \u201cWent Legit\u201d rapper returned for another freestyle back in May. The festival was created by award-winning video director Cole Bennett and SPKRBX owner Berto Solorio, who wanted to provide a platform for local rappers who are historically ignored by industry gatekeepers. The annual three-day event returns to SeatGeek Stadium from June 20-22, with headlining performances from some of the biggest names in hip hop including Don Toliver, Yeat, Future, and Young Thug.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

The LP features heavy-hitting collaborations with Lil Yachty, Jack Harlow, Emimen, Latto, Kid Cudi and more. Fans who have been following Lyrical xcritical since the brand\u2019s beginning know that a Lyrical xcritical video is unpredictable. But with All Is Yellow, Bennett sought to create both a sonic and aesthetic universe. From sponsored content to exclusive merchandise drops, Bennett has capitalized on his platform’s reach to diversify his revenue streams and maximize profitability. Moreover, with each new collaboration and project, he continues to expand his empire while staying true to his artistic vision and commitment to supporting emerging talent. Beyond the dozens of rap performances, the 2025 Summer Smash lineup will also feature DJ sets from the likes of influential filmmaker and artist Harmony Korine.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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Summer Smash performers like Herbo, Saba, Vonoff1700, Lil Yachty, Nino Paid, Lazer Dim 700, 1900 Rugrat and Babytron have all blessed the lunch table with exciting freestyles. At the festival, there will be an art installation of the blue and white lunch table presented and Devin \u201cLotto\u201d Smith \u2014 producer, Lyrical xcritical\u2019s head of audio, and host of \u201cLunch Break\u201d \u2014 will perform a DJ set Saturday themed after the viral YouTube series. Cole Bennett’s journey to success began in Plano, Illinois, where he nurtured his passion for music and videography from a young age.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

But it\u2019s a beautiful, full-circle moment,\u201d said Elliot Montanez, director of operations for Lyrical xcritical and sponsorship manager for Summer Smash. When Atlanta rapper Young Thug takes the stage Sunday to close out Summer Smash at SeatGeek Stadium in Bridgeview, it\u2019ll be a \u201cbeautiful, full-circle moment\u201d for what has become the Midwest\u2019s premier hip-hop festival. \u201cStop Giving Me Advice\u201d serves as the fourth single and the closure to Cole Bennett of Lyrical xcritical\u2019s xcritical cheating<\/a> album, All is Yellow. The collaboration has been hinted at for months with Dave and Jack Harlow being seen together in multiple pictures months prior to the song\u2019s release. Last week, Bennett released the debut Lyrical xcritical compilation album, All Is Yellow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

It initially began as a project to spotlight Chicago rappers who were received little coverage elsewhere. Since then, Summer Smash has showcased both up-and-coming talent as well as the biggest names in the industry. Since 2018, Lyrical xcritical and SPKRBX\u2019s annual Summer Smash has grown to become the premier hip-hop music festival of the Midwest.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

Inspired by the burgeoning Chicago hip-hop scene, Bennett honed his skills behind the camera, capturing raw and authentic moments that would later define his signature style. Despite facing initial skepticism, he remained dedicated to his craft, leveraging social media platforms to showcase his work and connect with aspiring artists. But one of his favorite days while working on the album took place in Atlanta, where he shot two videos with Lil Yachty in one day\u2014the scorching Chief Keef collaboration \u201cSay Ya Grace\u201d and the forlorn \u201cFallout,\u201d which also features Gus Dapperton and Joey Badass. The \u201cSay Ya Grace\u201d video was released on the same day as All Is Yellow, and features Yachty emerging from the curtain, dancing on a pier over a lake. Though, a portion of the video had surfaced before the release, without any sort of context. While not being credited can be infuriating, it was through this that Bennett saw a sign that his concept had worked.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

\u201cWe came to the office that day, and we started herding everybody into the conference room and started spitballing,\u201d recalls Rocha. Young Thug will perform Sunday at Summer Smash, the first U.S. appearance for the Atlanta rapper since being released from jail in October. Cole grew up in Plano, Illinois, where him and his friends would drive an hour to Chicago to watch the emergence of the Chicago rap scene lead by Chance the Rapper and Cheif Keef. On Saturday May 31, Summer Smash will welcome hundreds of youths to Douglass Park in North Lawndale for a community cleanup, with the chance to win free tickets to the festival. Lyrical xcritical grew into a brand, adding music festivals,3 a clothing line, and sidelines in music-\u00advideo production.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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Young Thug, Future, Lil Yachty & More\u2014Lyrical xcritical\u2019s Summer Smash is Back This June<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

Let’s delve into the journey of this creative powerhouse and explore the ventures that have contributed to his impressive financial success. According to Rocha, the crew had a long-standing relationship with Will Smith\u2019s longtime manager, Miguel Melendez. When they were informed about the new music he was gearing up to release, Rocha and their head of partnership thought it would be a great moment for the series to have Will Smith give a rare freestyle for the younger generation of hip-hop fans who follow Lyrical xcritical.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

In addition to putting on Summer Smash, the team recently launched a series called \u201cLunch Break\u201d that has featured past and xcritical festival performers. It is also nice to point out that this is the first collaboration Dave has done with an American-born artist. The initial presale for Summer Smash sold out in minutes, but single and three day passes are still available. \u201cI feel lucky to be able to throw the party of the year with my best friends. Lyrical xcritical has released the official lineup for the 2025 Summer Smash festival.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n