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Lil Baby Reveals Tracklist For Upcoming Album ‘It’s Only Me’

Author Autumn Hawkins
MORRISON, COLORADO - SEPTEMBER 02: Lil Baby performs onstage during Day 2 of "Red Rocks Unpaused" 3-Day Music Festival presented by Visible at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on September 02, 2020 in Morrison, Colorado.

Lil Baby has announced which artists will be assisting him on his upcoming album It’s Only Me.

The Atlanta rapper’s new album It’s Only Me is out this Friday, Oct. 14, and will feature EST Gee, trap crooner Fridayy, Future, Jeremih, Nardo Wick, Pooh Shiesty, Quality Control labelmate Rylo Rodriguez, and Young Thug. Of the 23 tracks in the final project, the rap star has dropped previously released “In A Minute,” and now “Heyy.”

Over the summer the ATL rapper dropped featuring Drake on DJ Khaled’s God Did. “Staying Alive” marked Baby and Drake’s fifth collaboration following, “Yes Indeed,” “Never Recover,” “Wants and Needs” and “Girls Want Girls.”

In the rapper’s personal life, Saweetie addressed her post-break-up with Quavo on Yung Miami’s Caresha Please, it was rumored that Lil Baby “dropped a bag on [her] in the Chanel store” which Saweetie has yet to reveal if it was actually true.

Baby’s name was brought up again when Quavo and Takeoff dropped their debut album Only Built for Infinity Links under the monikers “Unc & Phew.” In the new song titled “Messy,” fans speculated that Quavo was referring to either estranged Migos member Offset or Lil Baby.

“I said, ‘Caresha please’ ’cause she too messy (Woo, please),” Quavo raps on “Messy.”

“Bitch f—ed my dawg behind my back, but I ain’t stressin’ (Not at all)/You wanted the gang, you shoulda just said it, we would have blessed it (You shoulda just said it)/Now s— got messy (Uh),” Quavo continues to spit as social media began pointing fingers at Baby and Set.

It’s possible that Lil Baby could address the rumors in an upcoming song on It’s Only Me but we’ll have to wait until Friday to find out.

Take a look at the full tracklist for It’s Only Me below:
1. “Real Spill”
2 “Stand On It”
3. “Pop Out” Feat. Nardo Wick
4. “Heyy”
5. “California Breeze”
6. “Perfect Timing”
7. “Never Hating” Feat. Young Thug
8. “Forever” Feat. Fridayy
9. “Not Finished”
10. “In A Minute”
11. “Waterfall Flow”
12. “Everything”
13. “From Now On” Feat. Future
14. “Double Down”
15. “Cost To Be Alive” Feat. Rylo Rodriguez
16. “Top Priority”
17. “Danger”
18. “Stop Playin” Feat. Jeremih
19. “FR”
20. “Back And Forth” Feat. EST Gee
21. “Shiest Talk” Feat. Pooh Shiesty
22. “No Fly Zone”
23. “Russian Roulette”

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10 of Lil Baby's Best Music Videos

  • 10. Freestyle, 'Too Hard' (2017)

    “Freestyle” is one of Lil Baby’s first music videos that shows the rapper beginning his career. The video shows footage of the rapper in the studio, club, and his hometown.

  • 9. On Me, 'On Me' (2020)

    This video is slightly different from his other music videos as the beginning throws up a title card with “Hey so this is a Lil Baby music video” followed by another saying “Actually its just moments from a random trip.” The video gives fans an insight to how the millionaire rapper likes to vacation with just a few scenes of scripted clips.

  • 8. Woah, 'My Turn' (2021)

    “Woah” from his 2020 album My Turn has Lil Baby doing donuts in the parking lot along with adorable kids showing off their dancing skills.

  • 7. Okay with Lil Durk, 'The Voice Of The Heroes' (2021)

    In “Okay,” Lil Baby and Lil Durk are seen in multiple locations, a private jet runway, jewelry store and parking lot with fast cuts to their cash and cars.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmhkHWTvTbY

  • 6. Voice of the Heroes with Lil Durk, 'The Voice of the Heroes' (2021)

    “Voice Of The Heroes” shares the title of their 2021 joint album The Voice of the Heroes and was shot in Lil Baby’s hometown of Oakland City, Atlanta.

  • 5. Every Chance I Get with DJ Khaled and Lil Durk, 'KHALED KHALED' (2021)

    “Every Chance I Get” is off of DJ Khaled’s KHALED KHALED featuring Lil Baby and Lil Durk. In the video, they rap lyrics pertaining to their luxury jewelry.

  • 4. Emotionally Scarred, 'My Turn' (2020)

    The music video for”Emotionally Scarred” has Lil Baby showing subliminal messages with a literal goat featured in the video that he makes reference to in his lyrics, “I never call myself a G.O.A.T., I leave that love to the people.” He also has the message “Stay At Home” in the background referring to the pandemic.

  • 3. How It Feels with Lil Durk, 'The Voice of the Heroes' (2021)

    From their joint album The Voice of the Heroes Lil Baby and Lil Durk find themselves participating in an auction at a mansion to go undercover to take an expensive piece of jewerly.

  • 2. Baby, with Quality Control and DaBaby 'Control The Streets' Volume 2 (2019)

    The “Babys” link up in this narrative music video where they get themselves into a lot of trouble.

  • 1. The Bigger Picture, 'My Turn' (2020)

    “The Bigger Picture” is a response to the murder of George Floyd which Lil Baby shows solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement. The black and white video shows footage of several protests that occurred in the summer of 2020 while the lyrics support justice against police brutality.

Autumn Hawkins is the National Hip-Hop and R&B writer for Beasley Media, currently residing in New Jersey. Prior to working at Beasley Media, she was in broadcast news as an entertainment producer. When she's not impatiently waiting for Beyoncé to drop new music, she is reading, shopping, or planning a vacation.

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