Highlighting the Hottest Hip-Hop Drops of the Week

This week's latest hip-hop offerings feature a range of fresh albums, music videos, and singles from notable artists like Bas, Latto, and Lil Dicky among others. As 2023 winds down, the hip-hop scene continues to deliver exciting content, showcasing both seasoned talents and thrilling collaborations.

Surprise Collaborations and Singles

Adding to the season's surprises, Megan Thee Stallion has linked up with pop sensation Reneé Rapp, providing fans with the disco-tinged track "Not My Fault" off the Megan Girls soundtrack. Meanwhile, Lil Dicky has dropped an early present for his followers with "Mr. McAdams" from the third season of Dave. Not to be outdone, Lil Baby is preparing for the limelight again with two brand-new singles, hinting at an impactful return in 2024.

Noteworthy Albums and EPs of the Week

ASAP Twelvyy expands his catalog with the deluxe version of Kids Gotta Eat Da Deluxe, a rich blend of Harlem swagger and diverse rap styles. This comes while rap fans eagerly await ASAP Rocky's next move. For those seeking depth and variety, Bas' culmination of a year-long rollout with We Only Talk About Real Sh!t When We're F*cked Up impresses with a mix of soulful lyrics and experimental sounds. Joining the scene with a powerful duo, Gucci Mane & B.G. unleash Choppers & Bricks, an album brimming with kinetic energy and wall-shaking beats.

Paul Wall presents The Great Wall, another testament to his relaxed swagger and a collection that brings together both legendary and emerging Texan talents. Continuing with the Texas theme, Trae Tha Truth releases Slow Motion Director’s Cut, where his fluid rap style stands out alongside features from artists like B.G., Curren$y, and Jay Worthy.

Singles and Videos to Watch

Big KRIT remains consistent with "My Sub Pt. 6", using his signature car subwoofer metaphor to drive his creative expression forward. Luh Tyler, bringing Latto on board, adds some holiday vibes with "The Grinch Freestyle", pairing their dynamic exchange with visually engaging music video antics. And Reuben Vincent combines tradition and modern flair in "Fufu", drawing inspiration from African music and culture while emphasizing the value of staying connected to one's roots.

Bas, Latto, LilDicky