Lil Yachty Links Up with Tiffany Stratton Make “Tiffy Time” Rap Song

Steve Carrier 2 min read
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Tiffany Stratton just made a rap song with Lil Yachty—and the whole thing went down live on Twitch.

During an August 26, 2026 stream, Yachty helped the WWE star record bars about looking hot, getting rich and coming after championship gold. Stratton didn’t waste time pretending to be humble. She opened the track by running down the blonde hair and hazel eyes before warning that things get ugly when “Tiffy Time” begins.

“It’s time I arrived. Blonde hair, hazel eyes, ain’t shit sweet—not on this side. Get your shit fried. Yeah, when it’s Tiffy Time.”

Then came the flex. Stratton bragged about what she sees in the mirror and reminded everyone that her Honda Civic days are long gone. She also used the song to put every WWE champion on notice. Stratton didn’t name a specific target because the person carrying the title apparently doesn’t matter.

“Looking in the mirror and I look terrific. Used to drive a Civic, now my Lyft do digits.”

“I’m coming for the title. I don’t care who got it. I don’t care who had it.”

The song eventually turned into a full “Tiffy Time” chant, with Stratton repeating her signature catchphrase over the track.

“Tiffy Time, yes. Tiffy Time, yes. Tiffy Time, yes. Tiffy Time, yes. Tiffy Time, yes. Tiffy Time, yes. Tiffy Time.”

Once the recording stopped, the reaction made it clear they knew they had created something.

“Oh my God. Wait. I can’t lie. That shit…”

Lil Yachty has been appearing on WWE television alongside Trick Williams, so him hanging out with another SmackDown star isn’t completely out of nowhere. This time there was no wrestling angle—just Yachty helping Stratton turn her entire WWE character into a track in front of everyone watching live.

There’s no word on whether the song will receive an official release or make its way onto WWE television. Still, Stratton now has a “Tiffy Time” anthem sitting there ready to go—and WWE may want to find a place for it.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.