Joey Valence & Brae Team Up With JPEGMAFIA For Chaotic New Single ‘Wassup’

Joey Valence & Brae are back. Their new single WASSUP featuring JPEGMAFIA dropped with zero chill and all noise, debuting live at Governor’s Ball when they crashed Peggy’s Friday night set.

It's wild, relentless, and loaded with the same cocky punchlines and breakneck BPMs that put them on the map in the first place.

You hear Peggy’s fingerprints all over it. His verse hits like a jolt, dropping midway through the chaos with full swagger. JVB call him a “dream feature,” and it shows, they bounce off each other naturally. The beat throws you back to late 90s battle rap and breakcore. It’s got energy that doesn't let up, and zero concern for restraint.

This is their first drop since NO HANDS last year. That project cemented their rep; experimental, unfiltered, and internet-brained in the best way. WASSUP doesn’t change that. If anything, it’s louder and more confident. You can tell they know what they’re doing now.

They’ve made a name for themselves by pushing every performance to the edge, and WASSUP sounds like it was made for that.

In just a few years, Joey Valence & Brae have gone from viral singles to full-length projects, linking with names like Danny Brown, Z-Trip, Ayesha Erotica and IDK. Their debut PUNK TACTICS was a breakout, and its title track just went RIAA Gold. Since then, they've stuck to what works—big drums, confident vocals, and a complete lack of subtlety.

WASSUP won’t be for everyone. That’s kind of the point. It’s rowdy, ridiculous, and fun in a way that doesn’t take itself too seriously. And for fans, it’s exactly what you’d want next. You’ll be yelling the hook before it ends.