Move: B.G. and T Savage’s Fiery New Collab

Veteran Cash Money star B.G. has teamed up with Atlanta lyricist T Savage for “Move,” their latest collaboration out now on streaming platforms. The track marks one of B.G.’s first releases this year, pairing his seasoned delivery with T Savage’s relentless bars over a pared-back beat. Fans have already flooded social media with praise, echoing B.G.’s Instagram post: “B.G. x T Savage went off on their latest collab ‘Move’ 🔥😮‍💨 @tsavagethe1.”

Background

Christopher “B.G.” Dorsey first broke through at age 16 as a founding member of the Hot Boys alongside Lil Wayne, Juvenile and Turk. His debut album, Chopper City in the Ghetto, arrived in 1999 and helped cement Cash Money Records as a major Southern rap force. Over the next decade he released a string of standalone LPs before a prison sentence sidelined his career. Since his release in 2012, he’s steadily reasserted himself with guest spots on projects from Mannie Fresh and new singles that tap into his original grit and streetwise perspective.

The New Single

“Move” leans into stripped-down production, driven by skittering hi-hats and a haunting synth melody. B.G. opens with a measured flow—his voice rasping over the beat—then hands the reins to T Savage, whose rapid-fire verse ups the intensity. On Instagram, the first image shows B.G. in a dimly lit studio, headphones on and fist raised in time with the rhythm. Shot two captures T Savage in the vocal booth, leaning into the mic as he delivers his verse with signature grit. Both snaps underscore the raw studio energy that propels the song.

Building Anticipation

This release follows B.G.’s own teasers earlier in May. In a post from Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/p/DLAk4YhA4sW/), he wrote, “New Music on the way! T.Y. is too!” alongside a behind-the-scenes shot from his Choppa City sessions. That teaser included tags for collaborators @traumatone and @gallery_provence, signaling the breadth of his creative team. With “Move,” listeners finally get a taste of that new material—and early reaction suggests it was worth the wait.

Beyond the track itself, B.G. and T Savage have hinted at plans for a joint video and more dates to follow. While neither artist has confirmed tour stops, streetwear labels have already begun riffing on the song’s artwork for upcoming capsule collections. Meanwhile, DJs at College Radio and key tastemaker playlists have added “Move” to heavy rotation, underlining the single’s crossover appeal.

In a year that’s already seen established rappers revisit their roots, “Move” stands out by balancing veteran swagger with fresh versewriters hungry to make an impact. Both B.G. and T Savage bring proven instincts to the table—one drawing on decades of hit-making experience, the other injecting youth-driven urgency.

As early responses roll in across Twitter and TikTok, the hashtag #BGMoves has begun to trend, with fans creating dance clips and remix challenges. That organic buzz mirrors the song’s title: artists and audience alike are literally on the move, celebrating a collaboration that bridges generations of Southern hip-hop.

With “Move” now live on all major streaming services, B.G. and T Savage invite fans to press play and join the momentum.

Trivia

B.G.'s music often touches on themes of street life, resilience, and the realities of living in an underserved community.

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