Following the success of his 2017 smash "Gucci Gang," Lil Pump's 2018 has been off to a great start. After rolling out the energetic bop "Esskeetit" earlier in April, Lil Pump checked off another career milestone on Wednesday (May 23).
Lil Pump made his live TV debut on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon with an energetic performance of the track. The music video for "Esskeetit" finds Lil Pump dancing around his mansion with loads of money falling all over him like confetti, but for his Jimmy Fallon performance, Pump opted against using real money. Instead, he brought sparkly party confetti to celebrate his debut performance.
Accompanied by two "Esskeetit" mascots dressed in a purple balloon-like costume, Pump delivered the insanely catchy hook, rapping, "Only wear designer, esskeetit/Hoppin' out the Wraith, esskeetit/ Smashin' on your b---h, esskeetit/ Runnin' up a check with no limit."
Pump recently performed at Rolling Loud and even met J. Cole, who many believed dissed the "Gucci Gang" rapper on Cole's KOD closer "1985." A snippet of Pump and Cole interviewing each other surfaced and should be released in full soon, according to Rolling Loud.
Lil Pump made his live TV debut on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon with an energetic performance of the track. The music video for "Esskeetit" finds Lil Pump dancing around his mansion with loads of money falling all over him like confetti, but for his Jimmy Fallon performance, Pump opted against using real money. Instead, he brought sparkly party confetti to celebrate his debut performance.
Accompanied by two "Esskeetit" mascots dressed in a purple balloon-like costume, Pump delivered the insanely catchy hook, rapping, "Only wear designer, esskeetit/Hoppin' out the Wraith, esskeetit/ Smashin' on your b---h, esskeetit/ Runnin' up a check with no limit."
Pump recently performed at Rolling Loud and even met J. Cole, who many believed dissed the "Gucci Gang" rapper on Cole's KOD closer "1985." A snippet of Pump and Cole interviewing each other surfaced and should be released in full soon, according to Rolling Loud.
