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North Carolina’s DaBaby continues to stay active as he moves closer to the release of what will be his fifth studio album. On January 16, the “Suge” hitmaker is set to unveil BE MORE GRATEFUL, following a steady run of EPs and mixtapes that have kept his output consistent. His most recent full length album arrived in 2022 with Baby On Baby 2. As of now, he has shared five songs tied to the upcoming project, with “Don’t Insult Me” serving as the latest preview. The track leans into an energetic and lightly melodic trap sound, with DaBaby delivering a clear message to anyone thinking about testing him. One of his children also appears to make a moment on the record, stepping in with a playful defense of her father by saying, “You gon’ watch how you talk to my daddy.” DaBaby has been involving his kids throughout this album rollout, particularly in the visuals that have accompanied the release.
Release Date: January 2, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Album: BE MORE GRATEFUL (Arriving January 16, 2026)
So don't insult me (Insult me), 'cause I done work hard for this
Now n****s salty (N****s salty), ungrateful for the time I spent
That's when n****s lost me (Lost me), I'm all for playin' my part
So don't insult me
N****, don't insult me
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Homeboy Sandman is preparing to release Resonance Frequency on July 31. Before the project arrives, he has shared a fresh single titled "World On Fire." The track brings him together with Jack Splash and CeeLo Green, creating a collaboration that feels natural from beginning to end. CeeLo Green provides his unmistakable voice on the chorus, while Homeboy Sandman and Jack Splash each contribute memorable verses. All three performers follow the same creative direction, and that chemistry can be heard clearly throughout the final record.
Release Date: July 17, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop
Album: Resonance Frequency
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