Lil Baby Drops New Track “Woah” From Upcoming Album

Today Lil Baby releases “Woah” on Quality Control Music / Wolf Pack Global / Motown. The single is Lil Baby’s first solo track since July, and anticipates his upcoming full-length.

Lil Baby holds over 9 billion plus streams to his name, graces the current cover of XXL and the summer cover of The Source‘s inaugural “Future” issue. Watch the video portion of his XXL interview here and watch the behind the scenes footage from the cover shoot here.

Most recently Lil Baby released “Baby (featuring DaBaby),” and “Out The Mud (featuring Future),” which clock in at 278 million streams and 109 million streams, respectively. On Thursday, Halloween day, Lil Baby hopped on a plane to play a surprise free concert at Southern University homecoming in Baton Rouge, LA, despite not getting a check.

Signed to his own imprint Wolf Pack Global through Quality Control Music / Motown, Lil Baby has 4 gold RIAA certified singles, one 2x-platinum certified single, two 3x-platinum certified singles, and one 5x-platinum certified single. In just a little over two years, every single project Lil Baby has released has hit gold or platinum status, he was named the Best New Artist of 2018 at the BET Awards, his songs have been streamed more than 9 billion times, and he had 3 Top 100 albums and 12 Billboard Hot 100 singles in 2019 alone.

Lil Baby has become a genuine phenomenon by wrapping up his authentic realities into addictive and beautiful deliveries., going from ‘Rookie of the Year’ to massive critical acclaim. Baby’s fresh-faced career is still not too far removed from the street politics and ghetto realities he once knew, and he has raised the bar not only with his poetic story-telling, but with a rapid-fire linguistic genuineness that brought him to prominence. With such a swift rise and relentless stream of hits, it’s clear that Lil Baby is one of the greatest modern success stories in hip-hop.

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