Young Thug turns “Eaters” into one of the biggest collaborations on YSL’s new Slime Language 3, bringing Travis Scott, Future, Yeat and Tezzus together for a packed posse cut.
Young Thug and Young Stoner Life released “Eaters” as part of the surprise arrival of Slime Language 3 on August 28. The 4:21 track sits eighth on the first disc of the sprawling 41-song project and features Travis Scott, Future, Yeat and rising YSL voice Tezzus, giving the record one of the compilation’s most immediately recognizable guest lineups.
The song is built around the repeated “eaters” idea, with Thug setting the tone before the record moves through its stacked cast. Rather than treating the guests like disconnected bonus appearances, the track keeps returning to the same hedonistic world of sex, wealth, jewelry and excess. Thug’s elastic delivery remains the anchor, while the changing voices keep the lengthy collaboration moving without abandoning its central concept.
Travis Scott brings his familiar ad-libs and clipped phrasing into the record before Tezzus gets room alongside the established stars. Yeat then pushes the track toward his own warped vocal style, while Future arrives later with the kind of luxury-heavy flexes that have defined his longtime chemistry with Thug. The lineup is especially notable because all four marquee rappers occupy overlapping corners of modern Atlanta and experimental trap, yet rarely appear together on the same record.
“Eaters” also works as a showcase for the larger purpose of Slime Language 3. Billboard reports that Young Thug and YSL surprise-released the double album late Friday, with the 41-track set mixing newer Young Stoner Life artists with established names including Lil Baby, Quavo, Veeze, Trippie Redd and Cash Cobain. On “Eaters,” that old-and-new approach is condensed into a single song, as Tezzus shares space with some of trap music’s biggest figures.
The track arrives within an unusually large body of music. Slime Language 3 runs for more than two hours and continues the YSL compilation series that began with Slime Language in 2018 and returned with Slime Language 2 in 2021. That second installment reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200, raising the stakes for a third chapter that now has to balance Young Thug’s star power with the label’s next generation.
For listeners moving through all 41 songs, “Eaters” is positioned as an obvious early centerpiece because of its guest list alone. The record connects Young Thug with Future and Travis Scott, two collaborators who have repeatedly crossed paths with him over the years, while Yeat brings a younger superstar presence and Tezzus represents the YSL roster the compilation is designed to spotlight. The combination makes “Eaters” less like a conventional feature-heavy single and more like a meeting point between several generations of trap.
“Eaters” is available now as part of Young Stoner Life and Young Thug’s Slime Language 3. Listen via Apple Music, Spotify, or hear the official audio on YouTube. The album’s enormous tracklist means plenty of records will compete for attention, but a song putting Young Thug, Travis Scott, Future, Yeat and Tezzus on one track arrives with a built-in reason to stand out.
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