Lil Baby is about to follow up his big 2020 year with plenty of new music. The Quality Control rapper is coming off a performance of “The Bigger Picture” at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, and in a recent interview with MTV News, he confirmed two upcoming projects.
The first would be his joint effort with Lil Durk, tentatively titled The Voice Of The Hero.
“Me and [Lil] Durk been locked in every night,” he said. “God damn, that’s the new one. We coming. Me and [Lil] Durk dropping an album, fa sho.” He added, “When it comes to that street sh*t, the streets is like, we the voices and the heroes of this sh*t, you know what I’m saying? Kids look at us like heroes. I know they look at me like one and [Lil] Durk, too. That nigga been holding it down for a minute.”
The second would be his Lamborghini Boys tape, one he said would be composed of rappers who owned the luxury vehicle when he announced the project back in December 2019.
“I was gonna drop Lamborghini Boys, but then COVID[-19] had came and it kinda messed up … I’ma drop something else before I drop Lamborghini Boys, but the idea about it and everybody got Lamb trucks and Lambs. I gotta make it happen for the culture. And I stood on my word. I already done said it, so it’s coming, for sure.”
Looks like 2021 could be just as big as last year for Lil Baby. Check out the full interview below.
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