“Fuel for the Fed-Up”

My State’s “It’s Whatever” hits like that perfect moment when you finally stop overthinking and start taking your power back—messy emotions, sharp attitude, and all. Heth and Pablo bottle that exact energy into a track that feels half battle cry, half cathartic eye-roll, the kind you throw at someone who’s officially used up the last of your patience. There’s a spark in the way the song moves, like it was born in a rush of adrenaline and built to be blasted at full volume with windows down.

Heth’s vocal presence is fierce and unapologetic, buzzing with the rawness of someone who walked straight out of a bad situation and didn’t bother to look back. You can feel the origin story in her delivery—the living-room frustration, the beer on the side table, the “enough is enough” moment that flips a switch. Pablo meets that fire with a guitar tone that snarls just right, riffs that dart in like little lightning strikes, and drum fills that punch up the momentum rather than clutter it.

What makes “It’s Whatever” stand out isn’t just its attitude, though—it’s the fun in the fury. You hear two artists who clearly had a blast shaping every jagged edge and bright spark, turning personal frustration into something wildly infectious. The track radiates that “dance while you shake it off” energy, and by the end, you’re not just listening—you’re right there with them, shrugging, smirking, and feeling a lot lighter.