Read All The Lyrics To Lil Baby’s New Album ‘My Turn’

Lil Baby just landed his first No. 1 album with My Turn, but the Atlanta rapper is already readying his next project, Lamborghini Boys. In a recent Instagram Live session, he shared some new details about the mixtape, claiming that it will only feature rappers who also own Lambos.

Roommates, Alexis Skyy had all the time in the world today after she got on Twitter and pulled receipts on Karlie’s ex man! SO here’s the tea, on a recent episode of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta it was discovered that Alexis and Karlie had more in common than we thought. Apparently, Alexis is very familiar with Karlie’s ex (who we know as “Arkansas Mo”). If you didn’t know, he proposed to Karlie and she actually was getting ready to have a child with him. See Mo below:

Donald Glover has been hard at work on some new music, and surprised fans on Sunday by releasing a trove of new material online… only to take it back hours later.

Rich the Kid signed with Republic Records after leaving Interscope in December, and he just dropped his first album with the label, BOSS MAN. The tracklist includes the previously released cuts, “That’s Tuff,” “Money Talk,” and “Red.” Last year, his Rich Forever Music label released the collaborative album, Rich Forever 4—and this is his first solo LP since 2019’s The World Is Yours 2.

Noelle Robinson is making money moves, and she has a brand-spanking-new car to show for it.

Young Thug was instrumental in helping Lil Baby launch his rap career, as the Atlanta artist has previously explained. In a recent interview with The Breakfast Club, he detailed how the YSL rapper helped him both financially and through personal encouragement.

Lil Yachty first stormed rap with a mixture of catchy melodies, a loveable persona, and a total disregard for the chatter of naysayers. On Monday, the Atlanta rapper brought that vibe back in a big way with the music video for "Oprah's Bank Account," a new song featuring Drake and DaBaby. Yachty stars in the Director X-helmed clip as "Boprah" (perhaps a pun on "Boat," Yachty's nickname) and hosts a very special episode of his talk show with appearances from Drake and DaBaby.

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Lil Uzi Vert’s long-awaited Luv Is Rage 2 follow-up Eternal Atake was finally released last Friday, after months of pushed release dates and delays. The album, which features the singles “Futsal Shuffle 2020” and “That Way” as bonus tracks, finds the Philly superstar reuniting with Atlanta producer TM88, the artist behind the beat for Uzi’s biggest hit thus-far, “XO Tour Llif3,” for a new track titled “P2.”

The Brighton band will follow-up their self-titled debut this spring

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.

Not even the peace of Greece can bring NeNe Leakes and Kenya Moore together.

The Stranger Things gang is back together! Netflix shared an adorable video of the cast reuniting in Atlanta for the first Season 4 table read, and our hearts can't take it.

Street Money Worldwide has announced a new album from the late Atlanta rapper Bankroll Fresh: In Bank We Trust is out March 4, to mark the fourth anniversary of Bankroll’s death. Find a message from Bankroll Fresh’s mother Terisa Price, as well as the tracklist and cover art for In Bank We Trust, below.

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.

Nicolas Cage and Riko Shibata are on the move.

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 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.