Lil Baby’s comments regarding a super group comprised of him and his fellow ATL natives comes on the heels of the rapper earning his fourth chart-topping release with new solo studio album, WHAM. Released in early January, WHAM debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 140,000 album-equivalent units sold in its first week.

Lil Baby isn't letting up. The Atlanta rapper recently dropped off the deluxe version of his fourth solo album WHAM and is planning on releasing another project entitled Dominique some time in February.

With his first album of 2025, WHAM (Who Hard As Me), topping the Billboard 200 a week after its release, Lil Baby has assigned a release date to its follow-up, Dominique — and it’s sooner than you might have thought.

Hitting Instagram, Lil Baby celebrated the success of his latest album, WHAM, but also announced he will return shortly.

With features from the likes of Young Thug, who offers up his first verse since being released from jail late last year, to Travis Scott and 21 Savage, who many think might’ve used his guest verse to throw some subliminal at Kendrick Lamar, WHAM is officially the year’s first major rap release, setting the tone for the months ahead.

But as Lil Baby explained, Thug returned to the studio without missing a beat. "It might've been our second or third day in the studio since Young Thug had been home. Everybody wa

After just dropping the extended version of his album ‘WHAM,’ Lil Baby already has plans to release another project,’Dominique,’ some time in February. And that’s not all he has in store. Looks like a collab with Future and Young Thug is also coming.

Complex published a new interview with Lil Baby, who recently scored his latest No. 1 for the well-received WHAM (or Who Harder Than Me). In the feature, the Atlanta emcee spoke on his fourth studio LP and its upcoming follow-up,