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This article summarizes the events, album releases, and album release dates in hip hop music for the year 2025.
Events
[edit]January
[edit]- On January 15, Drake filed a federal defamation lawsuit against UMG over the release and promotion of claims made in Kendrick Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us".[1]
- On January 20, Nelly, Snoop Dogg, Rick Ross and Soulja Boy performed at President Donald Trump's Inauguration Ball.[2]
- On January 21, the trial began for ASAP Rocky on charges of assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly shooting former affiliate ASAP Relli in 2021.[3]
- On January 24, DJ Unk died at the age of 43.[4]
- On January 31, YFN Lucci was released from prison.[5]
February
[edit]- On February 2, the 67th Annual Grammy Awards were held.[6] Kendrick Lamar won Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Music Video, Best Rap Song, and Best Rap Performance for "Not Like Us". Rapsody and Erykah Badu won Best Melodic Rap Performance for "3:AM". Doechii won Best Rap Album for Alligator Bites Never Heal. Roxanne Shante received the Lifetime Achievement Award.[7]
- On February 5, Irv Gotti died at the age of 54.[8]
- On February 9, Kendrick Lamar headlined the Super Bowl LIX halftime show at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, with guest performer SZA,[9] which became the most watched halftime show, surpassing the Super Bowl XXVII halftime show with headliner Michael Jackson.[10]
- On February 18, the MOBO Awards 2025 took place.[11]
- On February 18, ASAP Rocky was found not guilty on charges of assault with a deadly weapon.[12]
November
[edit]Released albums
[edit]January
[edit]Day | Artist(s) | Album | Record label(s) | Entering chart position |
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1 | 03 Greedo | 2025: The Streetz is Over Wiit | Self-released[14] | |
Duwap Kaine | Nobody Is Coming To Save You | TAF[15] | ||
Edward Skeletrix | Museum Music | Self-released | ||
3 | Boldy James & RichGains | Murder During Drug Traffic | Self-released[16] | |
Jon Connor | Food for the Soul | Self-released[17] | ||
Lil Baby | WHAM | Quality Control Music[18] |
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Various artists | Death Row Revue | Death Row Records, Gamma[17] | ||
5 | Bad Bunny | Debí Tirar Más Fotos | Rimas[19] |
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8 | Ransom | Cabrini Green | Black Soprano Family, Momentum[20] | |
10 | Diamond D | The Diam Piece 3: Duo | Dymond Mine Records[21] | |
Rilès | Survival Mode | Self-released[22] | ||
Rio da Yung OG | Rio Free | #Boyz[23] |
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Skiifall | Lovers Till I'm Gone | Self-released[24] | ||
The Heatmakerz | The Anti-Social Experiment | Self-released[20] | ||
Ziak | Essonne History X | Errro, Chrome Castle[25] | ||
11 | Wiley | Boom Bap Vol 4 | Self-released[26] | |
17 | Busta Rhymes | Dragon Season... The Awakening | Conglomerate[27] | |
Logic | Aquarius III | BMG Rights Management[28] | ||
Mac Miller | Balloonerism | Warner[29] |
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Mick Jenkins | Type Shit | Self-released[30] | ||
Myss Keta | Myss Keta | Island Records, Universal Music Italia[31] | ||
OMB Peezy | Drifting Away | Overkill, Hitmaker[20] | ||
Philthy Rich | Real, Rich & Respected | FOD[20] | ||
Riff Raff | Welcome to Shaolin | Castles of Chrome, Black 17[20] | ||
Verbal Jint | Happy End | Otherside[32] | ||
Wu-Syndicate | Wu-Rona Virus | Self-released[33] | ||
21 | YGTUT | Wash My Hands | The House[34] | |
22 | 24hrs & King Kobi | 24hrs on Saturn | NORP[35] | |
23 | Da Uzi | Original Gangsta | Warner France[36] | |
Zillionaire Doe | D Boi Dreams | CMG, Interscope[37] | ||
24 | Boldy James | Permanent Ink | Royal House[38] | |
Central Cee | Can't Rush Greatness | Columbia[39] |
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Ghais Guevara | Goyard Ibn Said | Fat Possum[40] | ||
Homeboy Sandman | Rich 2.5 | Dirty Looks[41] | ||
Hunxho | For Us | 300[42] | ||
Jeshi | Airbag Woke Me Up | Because[43] | ||
Jordan Adetunji | A Jaguar's Dream | 300 Entertainment, Warner UK[44] | ||
Krizbeatz | Daddy Daycare | Streets Legend, ONErpm[45] | ||
Moka Only & Reckonize Real | More Vibes & B-Sides | Real Deff[36] | ||
OsamaSon | Jump Out | Atlantic Records, Motion Music[46] |
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Uncle Murda | Murda He Wrote | ATM, Empire[34] | ||
Young Franco | It's Franky Baby! | Neon[47] | ||
Youssoupha | Amour Supreme | 99 Revolution, AllPoints[48][non-primary source needed] | ||
27 | Pink Siifu | Black'!Antique | Dynamite Hill[49] | |
30 | Young Dro & Zaytoven | 10 Piece Hot | Grand Hustle[50] | |
31 | BabyTron | Song Wars | Hip Hop Lab, Empire[51] | |
Canibus | The Almighty Era V2: The Final Chapter | Q&A Logistics, 1332 Records[52] | ||
EST Gee | I Aint Feeling You | CMG, Interscope[53] |
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Iniko | The Awakening | Columbia, Audio Angel[54] | ||
Madrox | More Music You Don't Wanna Hear From Someone You Barely Like | Majik Ninja Entertainment[55] | ||
Madvillain | Madvillainy Demos | Stones Throw[51] | ||
Mike | Showbiz! | 10k[56] | ||
The Weeknd | Hurry Up Tomorrow | XO, Republic[57] |
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V Don | Sent For | Black Soprano Family, Roc Nation Distribution[54] |
February
[edit]Day | Artist(s) | Album | Record label(s) | Entering chart position |
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4 | Nino Paid | Love Me As I Am | Signal, Columbia[58] | |
6 | Nardo Wick | Hold Off | Flawless Ent, RCA Records | |
7 | Krept and Konan | Young Kingz II | Play Dirty[59] |
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Larry June, 2 Chainz & The Alchemist | Life is Beautiful | The Freeminded Records, ALC Records, Empire[60] |
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Montana 700 | 700 Reasons | Remain Solid, 300 Entertainment[61] | ||
Robb Banks | Tha Leak 3 | Self-released[62] | ||
Soulja Boy | The Influence | SODMG[62] | ||
Sy Ari da Kid | The Last Shadow In The Shade | No I In Team Records, Cinq Music Group[62] | ||
Tyga | NSFW | Last Kings[63] | ||
ZelooperZ & Real Bad Man | Dear Psilocybin | Real Bad Man Records[64] | ||
12 | A$AP Twelvyy | I Did More With Less (V1) | Two Twelve Technologies[65] | |
Capella Grey | U Miss Me Yet? | Allepac the Family, 10K Projects[65] | ||
Coi Leray | What Happened to Forever? | Trendsetter Studios, Sony Music Entertainment | ||
P-Lo | For the Soil | Everywhere Like Air, Golden State Entertainment, Empire[66] | ||
13 | Black Milk & Fat Ray | Food from the Gods | Computer Ugly[65] | |
14 | Bartees Strange | Horror | 4AD[67] | |
Brother Ali & Ant | Satisfied Soul | Mello Music Group[68] | ||
D. Savage | We Love D. Savage | Empire[65] | ||
Dro Kenji | Love Kills | 10K Projects[69] | ||
Jacquees & DeJ Loaf | Fuck A Friendzone 2 | Yellow World, FYB Records[70] | ||
John Glacier | Like A Ribbon | Young[71] | ||
OhGeesy | Paid N Full | Atlantic[72] | ||
PartyNextDoor & Drake | Some Sexy Songs 4 U | OVO Sound, Republic Records[73] | ||
They. | Love.Jones | Drink Sum Wtr[74] | ||
Westside Gunn | 12 | Griselda Records[75] | ||
Yung Bleu | What Makes Us Human | Moon Boy Music[65] | ||
17 | Eem Triplin | Melody of a Memory | RCA[69] | |
19 | Joe Blow | The Messiah | Blow Money Records | |
21 | Morray | Long Story Short | Empire[76] | |
Nardo Wick | WICK | Flawless Entertainment, RCA Records[77] | ||
Paris Texas | They Left Me With The Sword | Self-released [78] | ||
Ransom & Dave East | The Final Call | FTD, Momentum[62] | ||
Saint Jhn | Festival Season | Godd Complexx[79] | ||
Smif-n-Wessun | Infinity | Bucktown USA, Duck Down Music[80] |
Upcoming releases
[edit]February
[edit]Day | Artist(s) | Album | Record label(s) | Ref. |
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27 | Boldy James & Chuck Strangers | Token of Appreciation | Self-released | [81] |
28 | DeeBaby | Ms. Salazar | Already Platinum, Create Music Group | [82] |
G-Eazy | Helium | RCA | [83] | |
Jim Jones | At the Church Steps | Hitmaker Music Group | [69] | |
Lisa | Alter Ego | Lloud, RCA | [84] | |
Reason | I Love You Again | Do More Records, 195 Oak | [85] | |
TBA | Key Glock | Glockaveli | Paper Route Empire | [86] |
Lil Baby | Dominique | Quality Control Music | [87] |
March
[edit]Day | Artist(s) | Album | Record label(s) | Ref. |
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7 | 6ix | Homebody | Self-released | [88] |
Capo Lee & Big Zuu | Signed & Delivered | Legacy Living | [89] | |
De La Soul | Clear Lake Audiotorium (Re-release) | Chrysalis Records | [90] | |
Lil Durk | Deep Thoughts | Alamo | [91] | |
Tokimonsta | Eternal Reverie | Young Art | [92] | |
14 | Clipping | Dead Channel Sky | Sub Pop | [93] |
21 | Goya Gumbani | Warlord of the Weejuns | Ghostly International | [94] |
28 | Busta Rhymes | Dragon Season | Conglomerate | [95] |
Yasiin Bey & The Alchemist | Forensics | TBA | [96] | |
TBA | Will Smith | Based on a True Story | SLANG Music | [97] |
April
[edit]Day | Artist(s) | Album | Record label(s) | Ref. |
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4 | Infinity Knives & Brian Ennals | A City Drowned in God's Black Tears | Self-released | [98][non-primary source needed] |
11 | Bliss n Eso | The Moon (The Light Side) | Flight Deck, Mushroom | [99] |
12 | Wu-Tang Clan & Mathematics | Black Samson, The Bastard Swordsman | Ruffnation Entertainment | [100] |
18 | Wiz Khalifa | Kush & Orange Juice 2 | Taylor Gang, Asylum Records | [101] |
25 | Fly Anakin | (The) Forever Dream | Lex Records | [102] |
Roddy Ricch | The Navy Album | Atlantic Records | [103] | |
TBA | Travis Scott | TBA | Cactus Jack, Epic | [104] |
May
[edit]Day | Artist(s) | Album | Record label(s) | Ref. |
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2 | Boldy James & Real Bad Man | Conversational Pieces | Real Bad Man Records | [105] |
16 | Rico Nasty | LETHAL | Fueled by Ramen, Atlantic Records | [106] |
June
[edit]Day | Artist(s) | Album | Record label(s) | Ref. |
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6 | Lil Wayne | Tha Carter VI | Young Money Entertainment, Republic Records | [107] |
McKinley Dixon | Magic, Alive! | City Slang Records | [108] | |
15 | Kanye West | Bully | Self-released | [109] |
Unscheduled and TBA
[edit]Highest-charting songs
[edit]United States
[edit]Song | Artist | Project | Peak position |
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"4x4" | Travis Scott | TBA | 1 |
"Luther" | Kendrick Lamar and SZA | GNX | 2 |
"Dum, Dumb, and Dumber" | Lil Baby, Young Thug and Future | WHAM | 16 |
"Fat Juicy & Wet" | Sexyy Red and Bruno Mars | TBA | 17 |
"Denial Is a River" | Doechii | Alligator Bites Never Heal | 21 |
"Tweaker" | G3 Gelo | — | 29 |
United Kingdom
[edit]Song | Artist | Project | Peak position |
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"GBP" | Central Cee and 21 Savage | Can't Rush Greatness | 6 |
"CRG" | Central Cee and Dave |
Highest first-week consumption
[edit]Number | Album | Artist | 1st-week consumption | 1st-week position | Refs |
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1 | WHAM | Lil Baby | 140,000 | 1 | [201] |
2 | Balloonerism | Mac Miller | 81,000 | 3 | [202] |
3 | Can't Rush Greatness | Central Cee | 37,000 | 9 | [203] |
All critically reviewed albums ranked
[edit]Metacritic
[edit]Number | Artist | Album | Average score | Number of reviews | Reference |
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1 | Mike | Showbiz! | 81 | 7 reviews | [204] |
2 | Pink Siifu | Black'!Antique | 81 | 4 reviews | [205] |
3 | Mac Miller | Balloonerism | 77 | 9 reviews | [206] |
4 | Central Cee | Can't Rush Greatness | 77 | 8 reviews | [207] |
5 | Lil Baby | WHAM | 55 | 4 reviews | [208] |
See also
[edit]- Previous article: 2024 in hip hop music
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