Future & Drake Drop The “Life Is Good” Remix With DaBaby & Lil Baby

Lil Baby never imagined he’d ever walk the halls of his former high school, Booker T. Washington High School, again. And, he certainly never thought he’d return to the school on the heels of potentially his first no. 1 album to deliver a $150,000 check to help students attend college.

Lil Baby occupies an awkward middle ground in rap’s ever-changing hierarchy. He’s years removed from his breakthrough, no longer able to attract the buzzy declarations that fresh-faced stars so often do.

Lil Baby is on course for his first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart, as industry forecasters expect h

Lil Baby and Lil Wayne have shared a new video for their song “Forever.” It’s the seventh track from Lil Baby’s sophomore LP My Turn, which dropped last week. Check it out below.

Lil Baby unveiled his sophomore project, My Turn, last week, and now the rapper is providing a visual for one of the album's standout tracks.The Lil Wayne-assisted "Forever" details living the high life of drugs, money, girls and a squad of loyal friends.

Lil Baby and DaBaby’s simultaneous rise to prominence in hip-hop has inspired some confusion, but it’s all love between the two of them. After collaborating on several recent tracks, Lil Baby opened up about their relationship during an interview with Joe Budden on Pull Up. The Atlanta rapper said that while many people tried to spark a beef between them, he always resisted.

Lil Baby just released his sophomore album, My Turn—and Lil Uzi Vert’s guest verse on “Commercial” includes a tribute to five-time NBA champion Kobe Bryant, who was killed in a helicopter crash this year.

Lil Baby is back with his sophomore album, My Turn—and he’s taking his braggadocio to new heights on tracks like “Emotionally Scarred,” where he claims to take “the lead over the new school” of hip-hop artists.

Lil Baby's sophomore project My Turn arrived Friday (Feb. 28), and Gunna takes another turn spitting bars with his frequent collaborator and mentee on the album's second track and accompanying visual "Heatin' Up," which also premiered Friday.My Turn continues to tell the tale of the modern hip-hop star with veteran guest artists like Future, Lil Wayne and Young Thug, ATL's supreme maker of hitmakers.

Lil Baby dropped his highly anticipated My Turn album on Friday (Feb. 28), and with his sophomore effort, the MC has taken the next step in his ascent as one of the pillars in the new school of Atlanta rap.Often grouped with his Drip Harder collaborator Gunna, or placed a notch below Migos on the Quality Control totem pole, Baby has shown the ability to stand on his own two feet and power mainstream records by himself.

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Lil Baby is back with his sophomore album, My Turn. Ahead of the album drop, he released “Woah” and “Sum 2 Prove.” This is his first full-length since 2018’s Harder Than Ever.

Lil Baby has released his new album My Turn. It’s the Atlanta rapper and singer’s follow-up to 2018’s Street Gossip. The 20-track project includes the singles “Woah” and “Sum 2 Prove,” as well as the Queen & Slim cut “Catch the Sun.” There are guest spots from Young Thug, frequent collaborator Gunna, Lil Uzi Vert, Future, and more.

Ahead of his latest album, My Turn, Lil Baby sat down for an interview with The New York Times to speak about the project and reflect on his career. After being asked about his former addiction to lean, the Atlanta rapper admitted that he has referenced drugs in his raps that he doesn’t take.

The model and actress passed away in February 2007

It will be their first show together in eight years