Lil Baby dropped “Plenty” with YTB Fatt and YFN Lucci simply days after “All On Me,” as The Leak$ album stays delayed.

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Lil Baby dropped his second shock single in three days Saturday night time with “Plenty,” a collaboration that includes Memphis newcomer YTB Fatt and Atlanta’s personal YFN Lucci, as questions proceed to swirl across the standing of his long-teased album The Leak$.

The observe, launched with out warning on YouTube, follows Friday’s sudden drop of “All On Me” that includes G Herbo. Both data pair him with artists from completely different corners of the Hip-Hop map.

“Plenty” hyperlinks Baby’s polished supply with YTB Fatt’s uncooked Memphis power and YFN Lucci’s clean Atlanta melodies.

The back-to-back releases arrive amid rising chatter about Baby’s future in music.

In September, Wolf Pack Global music—an affiliate of his administration—posted cryptic messages that hinted at a attainable retirement. That buzz intensified when The Leak$ missed its September 5 launch date, after already being pushed from its authentic August 15 goal.

Adding to the hypothesis had been canceled European tour dates and an absence of official updates concerning the album, which was anticipated to characteristic high-profile visitors like Young Thug, Playboi Carti and Lil Yachty.

Despite these delays, Baby beforehand stated he supposed to launch a number of tasks in 2025.

But his current exercise tells a unique story. During a studio session earlier this 12 months with PlaqueBoyMax and Veeze, Baby talked about plans to drop two albums back-to-back, suggesting his artistic engine remains to be operating.

The choice to debut “All On Me” and “Plenty” completely on YouTube additionally marks a shift in technique. By bypassing conventional streaming platforms, Baby is steering the dialog and constructing anticipation for what would possibly come subsequent.

So far, there’s no phrase on whether or not “Plenty” or “All On Me” will likely be a part of The Leak$ or in the event that they’re standalone singles. The Leak$ nonetheless has no confirmed launch date as of late October.

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