From long-awaited collaborative projects to sequel albums and fresh new singles, check out this week's New Music Friday for the culture's latest and greatest in music.
Meek Mill & Rick Ross, Too Good to be True -- After much anticipation, the MMG duo dropped off their star-studded joint album, including features from Future, Wale, The-Dream and Jeremih.
Chris Brown, 11:11 -- For the singer's 11th studio album, which arrived a day ahead of its originally intended November 11 release date, Brown included 22 tracks to make a double album. The project boasts appearances from Byron Messia, Future, Davido and others.
Kodak Black, When I was Dead -- The Florida rapper returned with his latest effort, an 18-track, nearly featureless collection full of the bluntly honest rap he's known for delivering.
YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Decided 2 -- A follow up to 2018's Decided, the Louisiana rapper's new album includes three previously released singles.
Lil Durk, "Smurk Carter" -- With inspiration drawn from Lil Wayne and Jay-Z, the Chicago rapper dropped off his latest single and music video. Fans say it has a different flow than Durk's normal drill rap.
Armani White, "Breathe" -- Following the success of his breakthrough hit "Billie Eilish," the Philadelphia native dropped off a new, bass-heavy, upbeat single.
Hot New Hip-Hop:
--Megan Thee Stallion-- "Cobra"
--K Camp-- "Spin the Block"
--Scar Lip-- "No Statements"
--Jekalyn Carr-- "I Believe God"
--Brent Faiyaz ft. Missy Elliott & Lil Gray-- "Last One Left"
--Lola Brooke ft. French Montana-- "Pit Stop"
--Rick Ross & Meek Mill-- "Lyrical Eazy"
--Brent Faiyaz-- "Best Time"
