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Lil Baby Reveals Star-Studded Features for “WHAM”

Lil Baby teams up with familiar faces and new collaborators for “WHAM.”

In my humble opinion, WHAM is shaping up to be Lil Baby’s most important album yet. At this stage in his career, he’s far surpassed the expectations people initially had for him. Now, he’s tasked with living up to the almost impossible standards we’ve placed on him—and I genuinely believe he can. Lately, his features have showcased a level of hunger and drive that feels impossible to ignore.

Recently, Lil Baby announced his new album, WHAM, which was initially teased by Young Thug following his release from jail. The album features an impressive guest lineup, including Rod Wave, Future (who appears twice), Glorilla, and 21 Savage. Notably, Gunna is absent from the roster—a detail that’s sure to stir some conversation among fans.

Last week, Baby gave us a taste of what to expect by dropping two singles: “Insecurities” and “5AM.” Both tracks embrace his signature unapologetic and hungry trap vibes. You can check out the music videos for both songs below!

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