My Turn: Last News

Thania Garcia Lil Baby’s concert in Memphis on Sept. 7 was cut short after someone in the audience of the FedExForum was shot and injured. Memphis Police arrived on the scene at around 10:23 p.m.

Lil Baby just dropped his new album It’s Only Me and he's in a celebratory mood in the "Stand On It" video. "Stand On It" charts Baby's rise from "Shootin' dice and selling weed" to a world of private jets and hero worship.

Alex Swhear Among the many oddities of a tumultuous, pandemic-addled year in music in 2020, the most surprising might have been that Taylor Swift’s massive “Folklore” was surpassed in consumption by the end of the year by an even more massive album from a still up-and-coming Atlanta rapper. Up until the release of “My Turn,” Lil Baby had still been defined, as with so many of his ATL contemporaries, as some variation of “Young Thug clone.” But the record, boosted by its deluxe release to become the most consumed album of the year, chugged along into a sleeper hit that shot him into the hip-hop stratosphere.  It is this rise over the last couple years that undergirds the arrival of his new record, “It’s Only Me,” and what also perhaps explains the mentality behind an often phoned-in slog of a work. The album, Baby’s third studio effort, largely solidifies what was perhaps even more unexpected about his superstardom: the fact that it was built on a sound that, on the star-making “My Turn,” was largely flavorless and inert when taken in its full dosage. Lil Baby rose to the top ranks with a somewhat distinct voice — a smooth, hoarse tone that often sounds effortless on his sprinting flows — but it was typically laid across shamelessly copy-and-paste trap production. 

Atlanta’s Lil Baby surprised just about everybody with his sophomore album My Turn, a 2020 project that revealed an artist with more nuance than his hits would have you believe. Since then, he’s built up more acclaim through his collaboration with Lil Durk, The Voice of the Heroes; secured three Grammy nominations and one win (Best Melodic Rap Performance for Kanye West’s “Hurricane”); and appeared on songs with Drake, Nicki Minaj, and many more.

Keeping it civil. Tia Mowry was open about still having love for Cory Hardrict even in the midst of their recently announced divorce.

EJ Panaligan editor Atlanta rapper Lil Baby has announced his third studio record “It’s Only Me” on his Instagram Friday, sharing the album art along with its October 14 release date.A post shared by @lilbaby “I know it’s been a long time coming but I’m coming harder and harder,” Lil Baby wrote. His last solo studio album was “My Turn,” which dropped in February 2020 and has since been certified quadruple platinum. In 2021, he released “The Voice of the Heroes,” a collaborative 18-track record with Chicago emcee Lil Durk. The album cover features a Mount Rushmore-style depiction of Lil Baby’s different life stages in a similar expressionist painting style that began with “My Turn.” The goats from his 2020 album cover have begun growing horns in the “It’s Only Me” cover, a not-so-subtle indication of where Lil Baby believes his rap career is heading.

Drake is still on top.

Released in 2016, “Suicide Squad” was viewed as a critical failure, earning scathing reviews reflected in the film’s dismal Rotten Tomatoes score of just 26 per cent.

Suicide Squad director David Ayer has taken to Twitter to give his perspective on the 2016 Warner Bros. feature, responding at the same time to those who continue to criticize it.

One of the marquee releases in hip-hop this summer, The Voice of the Heroes brings together two rap superstars. Lil Baby is riding high after his critically acclaimed, commercially dominant album My Turn, and Lil Durk has had a series of recent hits including "Back In Blood" with Pooh Shiesty and "Laugh Now, Cry Later" with Drake.

Lil Baby's song "On Me" dropped at the end of 2020 and quickly became yet another hit for the Atlanta rapper, who conquered hip-hop with his album My Turn. Today, the platinum-selling single has a new remix featuring another giant, Megan Thee Stallion.

Taylor Swift‘s folklore just scored a big record – it’s the number one album of 2020!

Chris Willman Music WriterIt’s official, not just fan lore: the eighth album by Taylor’s Swift, “Folklore,” has gone down as the No. 1 album of 2020, finishing the year with 2.3 million album units.

Taylor Swift's folklore spent its sixth week at the top of the Billboard 200 chart, officially tying her with late music icon Whitney Houston as the two women with the most cumulative weeks at No. 1.

Taylor Swift is continuing to dominate the charts with her latest album, Folklore.

Atlanta rapper Lil Baby has dominated 2020 as one of the hottest artists in the game. His February album, My Turn, is the most-streamed project so far this year.

Billboard 200 chart has crowned 21 albums with the No. 1 title.

My Turn, the latest album from the 25-year-old Atlanta rapper born Dominique Jones, was just named the most popular album in the U.S. for the first half of 2020, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data’s 2020 midyear charts; the full-length has spent five nonconsecutive weeks atop the Billboard 200 albums chart since its late February release, including the past four chart weeks.

Lil Baby rises from No. 2 to No. 1 on the Billboard Artist 100 chart (dated July 11) to become the top musical act in the U.S. for a third total week. The rapper's album My Turn l

Lil Baby just landed his first No. 1 album with My Turn, but the Atlanta rapper is already readying his next project, Lamborghini Boys. In a recent Instagram Live session, he shared some new details about the mixtape, claiming that it will only feature rappers who also own Lambos.

As Lil Baby’s My Turn starts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, the album’s mighty streaming numbers prompt a dozen of its tracks to arrive on the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time. The 12 new recruits join two previously released singles to give the rapper 14 Turn cuts on the chart at once.