Yeat – Million Dollar Minion [Audio]

Yeat drops “Million Dollar Minion,” a new Minions & Monsters single produced by Bass and Kaaj, with a Lyrical Lemonade Storyboard directed by Reduciano.

Yeat’s Minions connection gets another strange, fully committed chapter with “Million Dollar Minion,” a new single tied to Illumination’s Minions & Monsters. After “Rich Minion” turned into one of the more unlikely rap-and-film moments of the early 2020s, the sequel record leans straight into the absurdity instead of trying to smooth it out.

The track is short, clipped, and built around Yeat’s usual warped delivery, but the context gives it a different kind of charge. “Million Dollar Minion” does not treat the Minions universe like a novelty costume; it folds that cartoon chaos into Yeat’s already surreal lane, where flexes, ad-libs, and off-center melodies can feel animated without needing much translation.

Bass and Kaaj handle the production, keeping the beat bright enough for the franchise tie-in but still close to Yeat’s bass-heavy world. The accompanying Lyrical Lemonade Storyboard, directed by Reduciano, pushes the single further into that collision of rap rollout, internet culture, and animated blockbuster energy.

For anyone who remembers the “Gentleminions” wave around Minions: The Rise of Gru, “Million Dollar Minion” feels like a deliberate second swing: playful, weird, branded, and still unmistakably Yeat.