Yo Gotti Introduces CMG's 1st Female Artist With Pink Lamborghini Gift

May 03, 2022

Yo Gotti continues to bolster his CMG label with the signing of his first female artist named Lehla Samia. The Memphis rapper announced the news on Monday (May 2) by surprising the 22-year-old R&B singer with a pink Lamborghini Urus worth over $300,000.

“I’m proud to welcome Lehla to the CMG family,” Yo Gotti said in a statement. “She has an incredible voice, she’s creatively gifted and she’s been putting in the work to develop into the next R&B superstar. I’ve always said that CMG is more than just Hip Hop label – we have our focus on building the biggest and most versatile force in the music industry. Signing Lehla is the latest example of that goal.”

With over 1.2 million TikTok followers and 263,000 on Instagram, Lehla Samia has built a name for herself with covers and remixes on her socials.

“I’ve been grinding for this opportunity for a minute and I’m really excited about this new chapter in my career,” she said. “I can’t wait to share my story with the world and deliver that pure R&B sound for my old and new fans.”

Samia joins the likes of Moneybagg Yo, 42 Dugg, EST Gee, Blac Youngsta, Big Boogie, Mozzy and Lil Poppa on the CMG roster.

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During a February interview with Business Insider, Yo Gotti talked about teaching his CMG artists about the importance of money management.

“Stay focused, be consistent,” he said. “And one of the things I’ve been on lately, big thing I’ve been on, is money management. You know, we see a lot of money. We make a lot of money. It’s easy to spend the money. It’s harder to keep it and save it, you know? So I’m on some wealth shit right now, with my guys that I’m working with.”

He continued, “Like, let’s save the money, let’s invest the money. Let’s put it in the right places. Let’s not just buy every chain and watch we see. Let’s make sure at the end of this run, we all on top of the hill somewhere tripping off this shit.”

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