CallMeShotti charges into the celebratory fray with “We Did It,” a high-voltage single that turns triumph into an occasion. Produced by Grammy-nominated Herb Middleton, the track immediately stakes its claim as a stadium-ready anthem: brassy horns, pounding drums, and a rolling bounce give the song the cinematic sweep of a playoff highlight while keeping the grit of East Coast hip-hop intact.
CallMeShotti balances bravado with earned confidence, trading clever punchlines for moments of realness that sell the victory as hard-fought rather than handed. The Philly Sports Guy’s cameo amplifies the hometown energy, bringing crowd-ready hype and sports-banter charisma that makes the track feel communal, like a locker-room toast turned into an earworm.
Structurally, the single is smartly arranged: dynamics swell where they should, giving impact to the hooks and room for the verses to land. Middleton’s production leaves space for breath and grit, so the vocals sit at the forefront even amid the fanfare. The result is a song that works in the club and the arena alike, concise, clear, and confident, with replay value driven by its infectious energy rather than gimmick.
“We Did It” is a claim staked in rhythm and rhyme. For CallMeShotti, it’s a statement of arrival, an artist ready to soundtrack moments both personal and public.