Some collaborations feel engineered by labels—others just make sense. Act Right, the new single from lulskitzoe featuring Forty1o1, falls firmly into the second category. It’s not just a link-up—it’s a statement track. The chemistry is real, the tone is honest, and the energy is rooted in something simple but rare in today’s scene: authenticity with intent.
Where many West Coast records try to recreate a moment, Act Right sounds like a moment that happened naturally. lulskitzoe leads with a low, deliberate delivery—slow-burning but magnetic—while Forty1o1 floats over the beat with melodic precision. Together, they shape a lane they call “thug love”—not romance, but respect; not softness, but loyalty. It’s music that lives between smoke-filled rooms and late-night conversations, grounded by lived experience. Coming out of the “Vity” of Los Angeles County, that foundation feels even stronger—this is West Coast grit with local pride, the kind that can’t be faked or copied.
The production, handled by wooskii2x (Babyface Ray, EBK Jaaybo), keeps everything crisp but unpolished—just enough sheen to hit playlists, but still rough around the edges where it counts. Nothing about the track is overbuilt. No bloated hook. No filler bars. Just clean pocket work and chemistry that doesn’t need to shout to make noise.
But to really feel Act Right, you need to step into its world—and that’s exactly what the visual delivers. Shot in the environment lulskitzoe actually lives in, surrounded by the cannabis grow and shop that are part of his day-to-day, the video doesn’t try to manufacture a vibe—it documents one. It’s a reminder: this isn’t packaged lifestyle content. This is real life on record.
Act Right sets the tone for lulskitzoe’s next chapter. The single leads into his upcoming mixtape, alongside anticipated drops like Easter Pink and 2CranqE!*, signaling a consistent run rather than a one-off moment. If this record is any indication, lulskitzoe isn’t chasing trends—he’s building a catalog that rides on feel, honesty, and momentum.
Watch the official Act Right music video here:
https://youtu.be/WylqiZQCIwM?si=SaXfBrzSqSVLZlgE
Listen to lulskitzoe on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0ukXhoCk75rpSghr4lzcaR
Because if you’re not ready to act right—you might as well stay home.
