YoungBoy Never Broke Again is looking to continue his hot streak.
After releasing a slew of projects in 2022, the Baton Rouge native kicks off the new year with his fifth studio album I Rest My Case. YoungBoy announced the effort in late November, around the time he and Quando Rondo delivered their joint mixtape 3860.
“My next album named Black dropping this January just wait and hate until,” he wrote on social media. “If you just listen to what I’m saying you’ll hear I ain’t promoting violence, stupid fuck. It’s either you gone follow or stay tf out my way.”
Earlier this week, YoungBoy announced he had changed the album’s title to I Rest My Case. He went on to unveil the cover art and 19-song tracklist, which includes the previously released cuts “Top Girls,” “Black,” and “Groovy.”
I Rest My Case arrives just two weeks after YB gifted fans with his Lost Files compilation project. The latest effort marks his first full-length under Universal Music’s Motown Records, and his first proper studio album since last year’s The Last Slimeto, which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart.
You can stream the album now on all major platforms, including Apple Music and Spotify below.
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