Remy Boy Monty and Fetty Wap are back together on a new record titled “WYA,” and fans are already calling it a reminder of the chemistry that helped make the Remy Boy movement one of the biggest in hip-hop during the mid-2010s.
The official video, directed by JR Saint Visuals, keeps things simple but effective, putting the focus on Monty and Fetty as they reconnect on camera while delivering another melodic street anthem.
From the opening scenes, the visual gives off familiar Remy Boy vibes. Instead of relying on flashy effects or over-the-top storytelling, the video lets the artists do what they do best—ride the beat with confidence while showing off the brotherhood that fans have missed seeing together.
For longtime supporters, seeing Monty and Fetty Wap sharing the screen again feels like a full-circle moment. Their chemistry hasn’t disappeared, and that becomes obvious throughout the video. Whether they’re posted with the crew or trading verses, the energy feels authentic instead of forced.
Musically, “WYA” blends emotional melodies with street talk, something both artists have built their careers around. Monty delivers his signature smooth flow while Fetty Wap brings the catchy vocals that helped turn him into one of the biggest artists of his generation.
Even after everything Fetty has been through over the last few years, fans continue to support every new release, hoping to hear flashes of the sound that made him a superstar.
The production leaves plenty of room for both artists to shine without feeling overcrowded. Instead of chasing whatever sound is currently trending, the record sticks to the melodic lane that Remy Boy fans have always appreciated.
Social media reactions have been positive since the video’s release, with many fans saying the collaboration reminds them of the days when songs like “679,” “My Way,” and “Again” dominated playlists everywhere.
Others are simply happy to see Monty continuing to keep the Remy Boy name alive while collaborating with the artist who helped build the movement from the ground up.
One thing that’s impossible to ignore is the nostalgia surrounding this release. Hip-hop has changed a lot over the last decade, but hearing Monty and Fetty together again instantly takes listeners back to an era when melodic street records were taking over both radio and streaming platforms.
JR Saint Visuals also deserves credit for keeping the visual clean and cinematic. The video doesn’t try to distract viewers with unnecessary gimmicks. Instead, it focuses on the music, the performances, and the chemistry between two artists whose history speaks for itself.
While nobody knows what’s next for the duo, “WYA” has already sparked conversations about whether more collaborations could be on the way. Fans have been asking for a larger Remy Boy reunion for years, and releases like this only fuel those conversations even more.
Whether you’re a day-one Remy Boy supporter or just discovering their music, “WYA” serves as a reminder that Monty and Fetty Wap still know how to create records that connect with listeners. The chemistry is still there, the melodies are still catchy, and the visual captures the same energy that made fans pay attention in the first place.