Steve Lacy has the No. 1 song in America. Get to know the 'Bad Habit' artist who grew up in Compton.
. On his ambitious LP “Gemini Rights,” he synthesized all of it into a defining L.A. album. Lacy, already a two-time Grammy nominee, may be amply rewarded at next year’s ceremony as well, especially now that “Bad Habit” has toppled Styles’ “As It Was” and reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The Internet in 2018 from left, Syd, Matt Martians, Patrick Paige II, Christopher Smith and Steve Lacy. But by the end, Lacy’s making up for lost time. “I turn it on, I make it rowdy … You grabbin’ me hard ‘cause you know what you found … Let’s f— in the back of the mall, lose control.” Steve Lacy’s “Bad Habit” doesn’t scream “hit single” at first, but his sly ambiguity across genre and desire spoke to millions of Gen Z fans.
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