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  • Watch Quavo and Lil Baby flaunt status in ‘Legends’

    The music video is trending at #9 on YouTube’s Trending chart now.

    Today, two American superstars, Quavo and Lil Baby, released the official video for the track, ‘Legends’ to flaunt their legendary status with an array of buffed and shiny expensive cars, scantily-clad women with body modifications, things burning and wads of cash.

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    As the official press release explains, “The new single comes as Quavo’s second official release of the year and follows a monumental 2024, during which he was honoured with the Variety Hitmakers Humanitarian of the Year Award for his work with the Rocket Foundation and his efforts to combat gun violence in America. The heavily anticipated collaboration sees the two chart-topping artists trading bars about legacy, resilience, and the journey from struggle to superstardom. Blending Quavo’s melodic delivery with Lil Baby’s sharp lyricism, ‘Legends’ is a triumphant anthem [celebrating] their rise whilst cementing their status as icons of Atlanta’s Rap scene. 

    Directed by Hidji, the accompanying music video opens with the duo rapping in a garage full of luxury cars, setting the tone for a celebration of success. Scenes of yacht parties, poolside glamour, and high-speed cruises through the city showcase the opulence they’ve earned, whilst both artists reflect on their come-up and the trials they’ve overcome—reminding listeners why they remain two of the brightest stars in the rap game.”

    Check out both of Georgia State’s finest below.

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  • Watch Lil Baby and GloRilla’s NSFW official video for ‘Redbone’

    “Redbone slim thick shit/She only 22”

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    Two days ago, two of the world’s biggest rappers, Lil Baby and GloRilla, released the official video for their latest collaborative track, ‘Redbone’. Throughout the track, the superstar rapper from Atlanta praises a specific category of women. In this case, it’s all about light-brown women who aren’t necessarily light-skinned or brown-skinned. I haven’t seen many comments about the title yet, but the music video only has 378,000 views as of publication. I’m surprised it is not trending on YouTube Music. Call me crazy, but that’s not a good sign for a creation between these two.

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    Check out the Gerard Victor direction below and count how many “redbones” make a cameo.

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  • Lil Baby shares the reality of being Black in America on his new track ‘The Bigger Picture’: Listen

    With a heightened awareness of social injustices, amongst the whirlwind of emotions, this year has already evoked, Lil Baby shares his single, ‘The Bigger Picture’. Speaking on the incidents of police brutality plaguing the United States of America, and the protests that followed, Lil Baby takes the time out to bring forth the reality of being a black person and having an instilled fear of interactions with those tasked to protect us. He holds himself accountable, speaking upon the importance of using the power he has to contribute to some solutions. He urges that although all issues aren’t going to be solved overnight, it’s time to stand unified and start looking at what can be done to bring about changes.

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    He also goes on to share his first-hand experiences with the protest and also the reality of those who are being attacked by police for fighting for some equality. With ‘The Bigger Picture’, Lil Baby goes above and beyond to bring not only good music but responsible documentation of the reality of these moments we are living in.

  • Masked singer RMR releases official remix to ‘DEALER’ featuring Future and Lil Baby: Listen

    Earlier this week, I had text conversations with my friends about masked musicians. I wanted to know if any crossed over to the mainstream, successfully, without us knowing what they look like without it on. Names like Sia, R Kelly, MF DOOM, HER, and Ghostface Killah were names that my friends mentioned, but the listed contenders didn’t meet the requirements of what I was thinking. However, RMR seems to be the artist I was thinking of, without knowing of his existence. In February upon the release of ‘Rascal’ and its stark visual component, so many people texted me to ask if I saw it or if I knew who he was.

    In my recent memory, Tyler, the Creator is the last artist, to evoke such a response with the release of ‘Yonkers’, which now has 123 million views on YouTube. I remember when it had 300 views; I’m sure I have a screenshot somewhere, but let’s get back to the subject at hand. RMR released the official video for ‘DEALER’ almost a month ago, to the date, and it has 2.1 million views and counting. Some days ago, he unleashed the audio to the official remix with Future and Lil Baby. You can listen to the track below.

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  • Lil Durk teams up with Lil Baby and Polo G for fire single ‘3 Headed Goat’: Listen

    Just ahead of his upcoming release of the mixtape ‘Just Cause Y’all Waited 2’, Lil Durk has dropped his star-studded collaboration with Lil Baby and Polo G, ‘3 Headed Goat’. The single is the latest of release from the project, following last month’s ‘Viral Moment’. Lil Baby takes the hook, and we get verses from Polo G and Durk. The result is a match made in heaven for a hit.

    The Cicero and Aviator Keyz-produced track is bound to be a banger, as is the rest of the mixtape, which is set to release May 8 at midnight EST.

  • Lil Baby gives $150,000 scholarship to alma mater Booker T Washington High School

    In the wake of his latest chart-topping album ‘My Turn’, Atlanta’s superstar Lil Baby has shown that he doesn’t take for granted his blessing! In a wonderfully philanthropic move, Lil Baby returned to his high school, Booker T Washington, and surprised the student body with an impromptu concert. In addition to the concert, he pulled up with a check for $150,000 for a new initiative entitled the ‘My Turn’ Scholarship. The scholarship is in conjunction with Amazon Music’s ‘Rap Rotation’, Quality Control, Wolfpack Global, and Motown Records.

    Here is Lil Baby’s interview discussing the impact that his school has had on his success and how he hopes to inspire the next generation.

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  • Listen to Brooklyn Drill star Five Foreign’s ‘Big Drip’ remix featuring Lil Baby and Quavo

    Brooklyn’s champion Fivio Foreign just released the official remix to his hit song ‘Big Drip’, that has people in the clubs going crazy—at least I did the first time I hear DJ Enuff play it at Public. Joining him on the new version is Quality Control giants Lil Baby, and Quavo from the globally-recognised trio, Migos. If you like the new coming of Drill, which bred the careers of the late star Pop Smoke, Sheff G, and more, you are in for a treat. Check it out.

  • Stream Lil Baby’s new album ‘My Turn’; Watch ‘Heatin Up’ featuring Gunna

    Lil Baby has dropped the Jon J-directed video for ‘Heatin Up featuring Gunna from his new album, ‘My Turn’, out today on Quality Control Music/Wolfpack Global/Motown Records/Capitol Music Group. Listen to the album, currently #1 on Apple Music below.

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    Baby has been one of the most dominant names in rap since he started and ‘My Turn sees him at the top of his game so far. In the past year, Baby has reached over eleven billion global streams, had five consecutive #1 songs at Urban radio (‘Yes Indeed’, ‘Drip Too Hard’ with Gunna, ‘Close Friends’, ‘Baby’ with DaBaby, and ‘Woah’), won his first ever award at the BET Awards for Best New Artist, earned a Grammy nomination with ‘Drip Too Hard’ for Best Rap/Sung Performance and had three Top 100 albums in 2019 alone. ‘Woah’ is RIAA certified platinum and ‘Sum 2 Prove’ is RIAA certified gold.

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    ‘My Turn’ marks Baby’s first new project since 2018’s ‘Street Gossip’ and Baby calls it, “my best work to date.” The album also sees guest spots from Lil Wayne, Future, Young Thug, Gunna, Lil Uzi Vert, Moneybagg Yo, Rylo Rodriguez and 42 Dugg throughout. With such a rapid rise and a relentless stream of hits, it’s clear that Lil Baby is one of the greatest modern success stories in Hip-Hop.