Lil Baby is not a fan of his music hitting the internet before he is ready to release it.
Writing on social media, Baby hit out at leaks, though it was unclear what specific material he was referring to.
The Atlanta rapper wrote: “Damn yall just gone keep leaking my songs !!”
Fans had been waiting for Baby to drop Dominique, which was originally planned for release back in February.
Lil Baby frustrated after his songs reportedly got leaked pic.twitter.com/2gnmlqjxiL
— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) June 21, 2025
Baby previously said that the album would show a different, more personal side of his persona.
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He explained: “Just more heartfelt and more direct with talking about certain subjects. I just was damn near warming up again [on WHAM], and Dominique is more strategic. Dominique is more of a grown sound. Lil Baby is something I created. But I kind of grew out of that stage. WHAM is [a persona] I created, and Dominique is [a persona] I created. WHAM is in the middle of Lil Baby and Dominique. So Dominique going to be like the more 30-year-old me.”
Baby added: WI initially was going [to drop] the self-titled album [first], but I had to backtrack because even though I’ve grown and I had a dramatic change, I ain’t really bring the fans along with me. So they don’t really know what I went through or what I’m going through.”
The “Dum, Dumb and Dumber” star continued: “So to just go from Lil Baby to Dominique, I feel like that would’ve been too big of a jump for them. So I had to come back and tighten it up a little bit and ease their way into it. It’s two different albums, but something like a double album.”
After Dominique missed its planned February release, Baby updated fans with a new schedule, saying: “The album dropping in eight weeks. I had to push it back.”
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However, that comment came in March and the album is still yet to materialize with no official release date yet announced by Baby and his team.
Baby’s last album, WHAM, dropped in January, and topped the Billboard 200, shifting 140,000 equivalent units in its first week on sale.
