Lil Baby Drops ‘The Leaks’ Album for His Birthday

Happy Birthday to Lil Baby! To celebrate turning 31, the Atlanta rapper has gifted his fans a special treat: a brand new album titled ‘The Leaks.’ He took to Instagram to announce the surprise drop, humorously thanking the very people who’ve been leaking his music, saying, ‘Shoutout To Whoever Be Leaking My Sh*t , Yall Made This Possible!!’

A Collection of Fan Favorites

So, what exactly is ‘The Leaks’? It’s a compilation album featuring songs that fans have heard snippets of or heard leaked online over the past few weeks, but never officially released by Baby. He’s been building anticipation by dropping a new single every Wednesday at noon, leading up to this full project. It’s a smart move, turning potential leaks into official releases and giving fans exactly what they’ve been asking for.

The album boasts an impressive lineup of guest features, bringing together some of the biggest names in hip-hop. You’ll find Playboi Carti and Skooly on the track ‘Let’s Do It,’ while Lil Yachty, LUCKI, and Veeze join forces with Baby on ‘Get Along.’ Plus, a highly anticipated collaboration with his longtime friend and collaborator, Young Thug, appears on the song ‘Superman.’

Tracklist and Release Details

Officially released on December 3, 2025, ‘The Leaks’ falls squarely into the Hip-Hop/Rap genre. The full tracklist includes a mix of solo efforts and collaborations, showcasing Lil Baby’s versatility and his ability to connect with a wide range of artists. It’s a testament to his influence in the current music scene.

• Mrs. Trendsetter
• Guaranteed
• Try To Love
• Nasty Girl
• Real Sh*t
• Violation
• Let’s Do It (feat. Playboi Carti & Skooly)
• Forever Slime
• Middle of the Summer
• What She Like
• Get Along (feat. Lil Yachty, LUCKI, & Veeze)
• Superman (feat. Young Thug)
• St. Tropez (feat. Rylo Rodriguez & Bino Rideaux)
• Otha Boy
• All On Me (feat. G Herbo)

This release is more than just a birthday gift; it’s a strategic move that acknowledges and capitalizes on his music’s underground buzz. It’s exciting to see artists engage with their fans and the online community in such a direct way.