Atlanta’s hip-hop scene has always been known for producing breakout talent, and Mykko Montana is once again reminding fans of his place in that legacy.
The Southside native from Clayton County has reemerged on the music radar thanks to the resurgence of his single “Do It,” which recently found new life online and on social media platforms.
Originally released in 2012 and featuring fellow Atlanta hitmaker K. Camp, “Do It” made waves when it first hit the streets. With its catchy hook, infectious beat, and undeniable Atlanta flavor, the track became a local anthem and quickly gained traction beyond the city limits. Now, years later, it has gone viral once again — proving the staying power of the record and Montana’s ability to connect with both longtime fans and new listeners.
For Montana, the resurgence has been more than just a viral moment; it’s a second wind. From pep rallies to festival stages, the rapper has been capitalizing on the momentum, performing the song for crowds that know every word and, in many cases, have rediscovered it through TikTok challenges and viral reels.
“This is what it’s all about — connecting with the people,” Montana recently shared during a performance, emphasizing his excitement about the track’s new wave of success.
The renewed attention also highlights a broader trend in hip-hop: older records resurfacing and finding relevance years later, often through social media platforms. For artists like Montana, it provides an opportunity to reestablish their brand, expand their audience, and showcase growth since their initial breakout.
Fans familiar with his earlier work are calling the comeback a well-deserved recognition, while younger listeners are just discovering “Do It” for the first time — creating a unique blend of nostalgia and novelty.
With his name buzzing again, Mykko Montana is poised for a bigger return to the Atlanta music scene. If “Do It” proves anything, it’s that Montana has the ability to make hits that stand the test of time.
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