Pluto – Diary Of A Young Lit B*tch [Mixtape]

Pluto puts the attitude right in the title of Diary Of A Young Lit B*tch and keeps that pressure on across the full project.

The Atlanta rapper’s new Motown release is built for movement: short, direct records, sharp hooks and a delivery that treats confidence as the engine, not just decoration.

The 13-track tape follows Pluto World and keeps her in a fast-moving lane without making the jump feel overworked. “Never Been” opens the project with an immediate snap, while “Tippy Toes” carries the rollout’s most obvious crowd-control energy. “Right Now,” “Dats My B*tch,” “Shake Something” and “What You Know” stay close to that same zone: loud, playful, physical, and fully tuned into how rap records travel right now.

What keeps Diary Of A Young Lit B*tch from feeling like a pile of loose viral cuts is Pluto’s presence. She raps with a blunt, animated confidence that does not need much explanation. The songs are not trying to be delicate, and they do not drag out their ideas. Pluto gets in, makes the hook stick, pushes the personality forward, and moves to the next burst of momentum.

“What You Know” adds a visual piece to the release, with the Rozay 4K-directed clip giving the project another shot of color and motion. After “Tippy Toes” helped warm up the rollout, Diary Of A Young Lit B*tch now gives Pluto a fuller snapshot of where she is headed: brash, catchy, Atlanta-rooted, and clearly aware that energy can be a language by itself.