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Recently, DaBaby delivered an EP titled Brother’s Keeper, a tribute to the memory of his late brother Glen Johnson. And while the project itself features seven tracks in total, the introductory title cut stands out as some of the realest penmanship of Baby’s career. Having already previewed the heartbreaking tribute a few days prior, many fans were eager to hear “ Brother’s Keeper ” in full. The time has come, and while DaBaby already previewed a fair portion of the song, it feels appropriate to highlight all the same. In the end, however, DaBaby attempts to find some semblance of peace — though it’s clear his brother’s death will continue to haunt him. “The family in Europe but couldn’t save my brother,” he reflects. “But see how we grievin’, can’t say we don’t love you.” “FOREIGN SONGS…

DaBaby has been through a lot over the past few years, and just a few weeks ago, his brother Glen Johnson tragically took his own life after battling mental health issues. Since Johnson’s death, DaBaby has been advocating for mental health awareness, and on Friday, he released a 7-track EP dedicated to his late brother, called My Brother’s Keeper (Long Live G). Every track here contains emotional lyrics, including the Meek Mill assisted “8 Figures” which sees DaBaby grappling with his fame and how despite all of the heartbreak’s he remains pure and well-intentioned. Both artists rap about not being appreciated, which is a motif that has more to do with their romantic relationships. “FOREIGN SONGS…

Despite announcing a release date for his new album Donda With Child , the legendary recording artist still hasn’t delivered the project, and the date he initially gave is far in the rearview window. Donda has likely been shelved indefinitely, much like a handful of other albums that Kanye has announced and forgotten about. One of the only musical releases from the 2020 Presidential Candidate has been “ Nah Nah Nah “, which did not get a warm reception from the fans. Several days after releasing the song, Kanye teased an upcoming remix, featuring DaBaby and 2 Chainz. It took a minute but the record has finally arrived. The “Nah Nah Nah” remix is available now on streaming platforms, starting off with a verse from DaBaby before heading into Kanye’s hook, which Baby takes on with his own flavor. 2 Chainz hops on for a verse, explaining why he doesn’t feel the need to speak for Kanye when people ask him if he’s doing alright. Already, fans aren’t too pleased with this release, as all of the curse words have been censored, keeping in line with Ye’s promise to no longer release “secular” music. “FOREIGN SONGS…