With features from the likes of Young Thug, who offers up his first verse since being released from jail late last year, to Travis Scott and 21 Savage, who many think might’ve used his guest verse to throw some subliminal at Kendrick Lamar, WHAM is officially the year’s first major rap release, setting the tone for the months ahead.

Short for Who Hard As Me, WHAM serves as Baby’s fourth studio album and features a loaded cast of Young Thug, Future, Travis Scott, Rod Wave, GloRilla, 21 Savage and more throughout the 15 tracks. V & Park Hyo Shin's 'Winter Ahead' Wins Favorite 2024 K-Pop Song in Fan-Voted Poll Billie Eilish's 'Birds of a Feather' Closes Out 2024 as Spotify's Most-Streamed Song of the Year Coinciding with the project’s release,

Young Thug returns to the mic for his first post-jail verse alongside Lil Baby & Future on "Dum Dumb & Dumber".