Nettspend’s Virginia Creeper adds six new songs to his 2026 catalog, with “LL50” carrying a tribute to BloodHound Q50 and “same language” opening the compact release.
Nettspend has released Virginia Creeper, a six-track EP that arrived October 30. The project runs approximately 14 minutes, a markedly shorter listen than the full-length early life crisis he released in March. Its name points back to the Virginia-native vine identified in the release announcement, connecting the title to the rapper’s home state.
The streaming edition opens with “same language,” followed by “Get Guap” and “6weeks.” “LL50” occupies the fourth slot, before “nite nite” and the closing “JSX.” The official audio below, published by Nettspend’s VEVO channel, presents the opening song in full. Production collaborators across the EP include CXO, zoot, zuro, exset, 1Deep and Che.
Nettspend previewed material from the project at Miami’s III Points festival in October. “LL50” honors his late friend and fellow rapper BloodHound Q50, giving the EP a personal point of reference alongside its other recordings. CXO produced the song. Nettspend performed it twice during that festival appearance before its inclusion in the finished six-track release.
For comparison, early life crisis arrived March 6 with 21 songs and a running time of approximately 48 minutes. OsamaSon appears on “pain talk,” while YoungBoy Never Broke Again joins “masked up.” That larger release offered substantially more room for guests and a longer track sequence than the new EP.
The March album followed Nettspend’s Gucci runway appearance during Milan Fashion Week. His album rollout also included a New York listening event, following his first Australian tour in January. Those appearances placed live events and fashion work alongside the music earlier in the year. Virginia Creeper adds another release to that stretch of activity.
Between the two projects, Nettspend released “sober” in August and later joined Che on “KickAss (Pull Up Pls).” The new EP therefore follows both an album and individual collaborations, rather than ending a period without releases. Virginia Creeper is available now, with its complete six-track sequence ready to stream.
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