Pluto ft. Sexyy Red – “Whim Whamiee” [Remix] [VIDEO]

Pluto drops “Whim Whamiee” remix with Sexyy Red

In the fast-evolving world of hip-hop, every year brings a new voice. In 2025, that voice belongs to Pluto, a rising star who’s taken the Atlanta rap scene by storm. Armed with a sharp tongue, a fearless fashion sense, and beats that go harder than a trap bassline at midnight, Pluto is making sure she’s not just next up—she’s now.

What sets Pluto apart isn’t just her sound. It’s her energy. It’s her story. It’s the way she blends raw lyricism with Atlanta authenticity. And now, with her breakthrough single “Whim Whamiee,” she’s no longer just a local name. She’s on the national radar—and climbing.

The Power of a Hit: “Whim Whamiee” Breaks Through

Pluto’s breakout moment came with the release of “Whim Whamiee” featuring fellow ATL riser YK Niece. Released in early 2025, the track quickly went viral, thanks to its bass-heavy production, hypnotic hook, and offbeat but instantly catchy title. Social media did its thing—clips of the song flooded TikTok, dance challenges went viral, and soon, Spotify playlists lit up with Pluto’s name.

The momentum pushed the song to an impressive milestone: it debuted at No. 92 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking Pluto’s first charting hit. For many artists, this is a dream. For Pluto, it was just the beginning.

Therefore, critics compared the track’s raw power and bouncy rhythm to early Megan Thee Stallion and GloRilla. Fans appreciated the DIY aesthetic and unapologetically Southern vibe. “Whim Whamiee” wasn’t just a song—it became a cultural moment.

The Sexyy Red Remix

As the original continued to soar, whispers of a “Whim Whamiee (Remix)” started bubbling. And when it was revealed that Sexyy Red would be jumping on the track, the internet went wild. Two of the boldest voices in current female rap? On one beat? It was a no-brainer.

Meanwhile, the remix has now dropped alongside a video filmed in Atlanta—capturing strip clubs, block parties, and everything that makes ATL iconic. The visuals perfectly matched the energy of both artists: raw, real, and electric.

The remix brought a fresh bounce to the track and cemented Pluto as a collaborator with star power. Teaming up with Sexyy Red, one of the most recognizable names in street-savvy hip-hop, gave her instant credibility and expanded her fanbase significantly.

Tour Life: Pluto Joins Lil Baby’s WHAM Tour

Not content to rest on the success of a hit single, Pluto is hitting the road. She’s set to open on Lil Baby’s WHAM Tour, which kicks off June 3 in Houston and travels across North America before heading to Europe and Australia.

Touring with an artist of Lil Baby’s caliber is a career-altering opportunity. The exposure from performing in front of tens of thousands each night can’t be overstated. It’s also a chance for Pluto to prove her live chops—something she’s been quietly sharpening at clubs and venues around Atlanta for the past year.

Moreover, Pluto’s stage presence has already been praised in early shows. Fans can expect high-energy sets, clever choreography, and plenty of moments to scream “WHIM WHAMIEE!” at the top of their lungs.

Hot 107.9 Birthday Bash: A Homecoming Performance

Before she jets off internationally, Pluto will take the stage at Hot 107.9’s Birthday Bash at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena on June 21. This iconic summer concert has launched and celebrated countless Southern rap stars—from OutKast to Future.

For Pluto, it’s more than a gig. It’s a homecoming. A stamp of approval from her city. Sharing the stage with major headliners, she’ll have the crowd on her side—and plenty of local fans cheering on their hometown hero.

The Influence of Atlanta’s Music Scene

Atlanta isn’t just where Pluto’s from—it’s part of who she is. From her slang to her cadence to her production choices, every beat of her music pulses with the DNA of ATL.

The city has long been a cradle of hip-hop innovation, giving birth to movements that reshaped the genre: crunk, trap, mumble rap, and now, a new wave of street-smart female MCs. Artists like Latto, Baby Tate, and now Pluto are carrying the city’s torch forward.

Atlanta’s underground scene continues to thrive with open mics, freestyle battles, and impromptu studio sessions that feed raw creativity. Pluto’s rise is proof that even in a crowded field, authenticity still cuts through.

Lessons From Pluto’s Ascent

Pluto’s rapid rise offers a few key lessons for artists, fans, and observers alike:

• Build locally, think globally: Pluto earned her buzz in Atlanta long before the rest of the country took notice. Never underestimate the power of local support.
• Social media is your stage: Viral moments like the “Whim Whamiee” dance challenge helped push the track to new heights.
• Collaborate strategically: Teaming up with Sexyy Red wasn’t just fun—it was a smart move that aligned Pluto with a national brand.
• Stay true to your roots: Pluto didn’t water down her sound for the charts. She stayed ATL to the core, and fans respected it.

These themes are part of what makes her not just a rising star, but a durable one.

What’s Next for Pluto?

After the WHAM Tour and Birthday Bash, insiders say Pluto is gearing up to release her debut EP or mixtape—a project that will showcase her range and help solidify her brand. While no release date has been confirmed, anticipation is high.

Furthermore, also rumored to be in the studio with several top producers, including Tay Keith and Jetsonmade. If those collabs land, expect a project that bridges the streets with the mainstream.

Whether it’s more club anthems, melodic trap, or deeper personal cuts, Pluto is poised to deliver.