Grammy-winning rap superstar Lil Baby has officially announced the release date for his upcoming project, The Leaks. This new collection is a special gift for his dedicated fanbase. It will be available on December 3, which is also Lil Baby’s 31st birthday.
The Leaks compiles full versions of previously teased songs. Many of these tracks have circulated online for years as snippets. The project covers multiple eras of Baby’s career. It showcases his journey from his early days to his current status as a global superstar. The album is a way for him to give back to his day-one supporters for their loyalty. Fans can pre-save The Leaks HERE.
WHAM Wednesdays and New Music
As part of his new series, WHAM Wednesdays, Lil Baby has been dropping new music for his fans. He recently released four new tracks: “All on Me” featuring G Herbo, “Real Shit,” “Otha Boy,” and “Try to Love.” These songs build anticipation for his upcoming project.
His latest release, “Middle of the Summer,” continues to show his strong presence in the rap game. In the song, Baby raps about his success and confidence. The track is accompanied by a video directed by BCPBrandon. The video highlights his journey to fame in Atlanta. He raps, “Middle of the summer in Atlanta, I’m still a cold n—a.”
Earlier this year, Lil Baby achieved his fourth No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 with WHAM. Following this success, he embarked on the high-energy WHAM WORLD Tour. The tour hit major arenas across North America and featured special guest BigXthaPlug.
This year also marked the fifth anniversary of his influential album, My Turn. To celebrate, a special commemorative vinyl was released. This honored the project’s status as the highest-selling album of any genre in 2020.
Lil Baby continues to dominate the music scene with his consistent releases and fan engagement. With The Leaks dropping on his birthday, fans have much to look forward to. The project promises to be a nostalgic and exciting collection for everyone who has followed his career. Mark your calendars for December 3 to hear the full versions of these long-awaited tracks.
