WHAM is a Hip-Hop album by Lil Baby, originally released in 2025.
About
A chart fixture since 2017, Lil Baby has earned the right to a little nostalgia. Holding it down for Atlanta in the 2020, his lengthy run of rap hits over a seven-year stretch inevitably led the hip-hop star back to his beginning, at least thematically. <i>WHAM</i>, a bespoke acronym for Who Hard As Me, calls back to some of those earlier successes by reclaiming the titular fortitude of breakthrough projects like <i>Harder Than Ever</i> and <i>Too Hard</i>. Still operating at the fore of trap’s commercial evolution, indeed with some of the same producers he’s been with throughout his journey, he comes through with reliably polished bangers “F U 2x,” “Say Twin,” and the Southside- and Wheezy-helmed “Stiff Gang.” On “I Promise,” he looks back on where he started from his now-vaunted vantage point, with nods to the illicit activities that prepared him for his contemporary money move. He frequently focuses his attention on personal and romantic matter, evidenced best on the conciliatory yet booming “So Sorry.” .
via Apple Music
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Tracklist
- 1Listen Up2:35
- 2Dum, Dumb, and Dumber3:47
- 3F U 2x1:57
- 4I Promise3:03
- 5Redbone2:12
- 6By Myself (feat. Rod Wave)3:17
- 7Due 4A Win2:06
- 8Stiff Gang2:51
- 9So Sorry3:20
- 10Stuff (feat. Travis Scott)3:00
- 11Say Twin2:45
- 12Free Promo3:00
- 13Outfit2:57
- 14Drugs Talkin2:15
- 15Streets Colder2:07
Sound DNA
- Hip-Hop
- Southern Hip-Hop
- heavy
- driving
- club
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- FutureFEATURING
- Young ThugFEATURING
- GlorillaFEATURING
- Rod WaveFEATURING
- Rylo RodriguezFEATURING
- Travis ScottFEATURING
- 21 SavageFEATURING
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