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Lil Baby’s FRESH has a different track six depending on where you press play

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Lil Baby released FRESH and a new “Mr. Do Something” video. The streaming and physical editions diverge at track six.

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Lil Baby released FRESH on November 6 and put out the video for “Mr. Do Something” alongside it. If a friend sends you a track number instead of a title, check which edition they're playing. Complex reports that the streaming edition has “From The Back” at track six, while the physical edition swaps in “Coast 2 Coast” with Bally Baby and Fatt Smaxk. Same number, different aux-cord assignment. 🎧

What dropped with the album

Lil Baby called FRESH his fifth solo album in his release announcement. Hip-HopVibe confirms the release and counts 17 songs. The separate “Mr. Do Something” video post gives the drop a second starting point: that track sits near the front of the streaming sequence, immediately after “Top Uh It.”

The artist's video announcement Reel showed about 12,300 reposts and 2,600 comments on Friday morning Eastern. Those are two visible actions on the Reel. Album streams and Reel likes were unavailable in that snapshot, so the numbers give us a view of the announcement's activity.

Start with the guests or start with the video?

Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez share “All My Partnas,” according to the published tracklist. Rylo also appears on “In Your Head.” And if the Pharrell Williams-produced “Dead Fresh” sounds familiar before you get to it, that's because it was the previously released lead single. The launch-day video spot goes to a different track.

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