Lil Baby Showcases His Talent as Rap's Top Playmaker in New Video 'Touchdown'
Lil Baby continues to assert his dominance in the music industry with the launch of his latest video, "Touchdown." Directed by Gerald Victor, the video showcases Lil Baby's prowess as both a performer and a leader, as he takes on the role of quarterback, guiding his team to a resounding victory. Whether evading tackles on the field or sidestepping critics in the streets, his commanding presence and flawless execution as a field general solidify his position among the top artists in the game. "I'm the one, ain't nothing two about me / I'm that n---a, ain't nothing you can do about it," he delivers over a powerful beat produced by Wheezy.
This weekend, Lil Baby will further establish his status as Atlanta's hometown hero when he headlines the Lil Baby & Friends concert at the State Farm Arena. The sold-out event promises an electrifying performance featuring tracks from his extensive discography, alongside prominent guest artists.
Following the success of "5 AM" and "Insecurities," which both debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 last month, Lil Baby's chart dominance continues, bringing his total to an impressive 144 songs, ranking him eighth all-time. This achievement is a testament to his relentless output as a sought-after featured artist, contributing hits for Central Cee ("BAND4BAND"), Future and Metro Boomin' ("All My Life"), and Rod Wave ("F--k The Fame"), further cementing his legacy on the Billboard Hot 100.
Recently, Lil Baby hinted at exciting collaborations for his eagerly awaited album, featuring artists like Future, Young Thug, and Rod Wave. He has also kept fans engaged with intriguing promotional campaigns, including billboards in major cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Houston, Atlanta, and Chicago, proclaiming: "Whatever Wham Say Goes," a nod to Young Thug's well-known tweet from last June.
As Lil Baby shifts the spotlight back onto himself, he is preparing for the release of his upcoming album WHAM, marking his first project in two years since the platinum-selling No. 1 album It's Only Me.
