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It’s clear that all of this talk of the best in hip-hop has not been lost on Lil Baby, who’s long been considered next up out of Atlanta. Ahead of the album’s drop last night, he shared the ...

Lil Baby has officially returned. Today (Jan. 3), he has delivered his new album, WHAM (Who Hard as Me). The new release is 15 tracks long, bringing in features from Young Thug, Future, GloRilla ...

Young Thug is feeding the fans with two Lil Baby collabs amid rumors he and Future are reuniting for “Super Slimey 2.” Since 1998, AllHipHop.com has pioneered delivering Hip-Hop news.

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