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DaBaby teams up with Twin on Don’t Insult Me

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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)

 

Quotable Lyrics from "Don't Insult Me"

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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  • “One On One” Marks Adanna Duru And Bas Collaboration

“One On One” Marks Adanna Duru And Bas Collaboration

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Rising Nigerian American artist Adanna Duru brings a bright and carefree vibe to her new single “One on One” featuring Bas. The California raised singer-songwriter mixes smooth pop R&B melodies with light Afrobeats influences, giving the track an easygoing sound that fits perfectly with summer playlists. Driven by Adanna’s soft and melodic vocals alongside mellow production, “One on One” focuses on the feeling of building a real connection with someone and enjoying every moment of it. Bas slides through with a clean and confident verse that matches the laid back atmosphere of the song while still letting the melodic energy remain front and center.

The collaboration showcases Adanna Duru’s versatility as she continues carving out her own lane with feel-good records that balance modern R&B, pop, and global influences.

Release Date: May 15, 2026
Genre: R&B/Soul
Album: N/A

 

Quotable Lyrics

I'll take you for a ride we can slide if you want
We be outside til 5 in the morning

 
 
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