NBA YoungBoy Songs & Features 2026 brings together the rapper’s music releases, albums, singles and guest appearances from across the year. From his January project Slime Cry to the June release of ML2 (More Leaks 2), YoungBoy has continued adding new music to his catalogue while appearing on records with other artists.

Aswehiphop is keeping this compilation updated with confirmed 2026 releases. Whether you’re looking for NBA YoungBoy’s new songs, album appearances or collaborations with other rappers and singers, this page brings the year’s music together in one place.

NBA YoungBoy 2026 Music Statistics

• Albums Released: 2
• Standalone Solo Songs: 1
• Featured Songs: 16
• Last Updated: November 13, 2026
• Status: Updated Daily

The figures above separate standalone solo releases from album tracks. Songs included on Slime Cry and ML2 are covered in their respective album sections rather than counted again as individual standalone singles.

NBA YoungBoy Albums Released in 2026

Slime Cry

NBA YoungBoy opened his 2026 album run with Slime Cry, released on January 16. The 30-track project gave listeners a substantial collection of new material and included guest appearances from Burna Boy and Jelly Roll. Burna Boy joins him on “Teary Eyes,” while Jelly Roll appears on “Devil Go Away.”

The album is an important part of YoungBoy’s 2026 catalogue and should have its own tracklist section on this page. Readers looking for individual songs can use the album section to find the records without confusing them with standalone singles or guest appearances on other artists’ projects.

ML2 (More Leaks 2)

ML2, also known as More Leaks 2, arrived on June 26, 2026. The 20-track project continues the series that began with More Leaks and adds another collection of YoungBoy material to his catalogue.

The album includes songs such as “Ganja,” “Over,” “Shark,” “Switches,” “Creep on ya,” “So Not Sorry,” “Nussie,” “Zero IQ Freestyle” and “Calling From Rio.” “Zero IQ Freestyle” is credited to Never Broke Again and YoungBoy Never Broke Again. The full tracklist is worth including here so readers can find more than just the project’s title.

NBA YoungBoy Solo Songs in 2026

What Da What?

“What Da What?” is listed as a standalone NBA YoungBoy release in this compilation. The track adds to his 2026 music outside the two album projects and gives fans another release to follow during the year.

Keep this section reserved for standalone songs officially released under YoungBoy’s name. Tracks from Slime Cry and ML2 should remain in their album sections, while collaborations led by other artists belong in the features list below.

NBA YoungBoy Features in 2026

NBA YoungBoy’s 2026 guest appearances have connected him with artists from different parts of hip-hop, including Joyner Lucas, Mike WiLL Made-It, Yeat, Skrilla, Coi Leray and Chris Brown. The list below separates those collaborations from songs released under YoungBoy’s own name.

“Deep End” — Joyner Lucas featuring NBA YoungBoy

Joyner Lucas brought NBA YoungBoy onto “Deep End,” a collaboration featured on his ADHD 2 project. The record gives YoungBoy a chance to appear outside his own releases while joining a rapper known for detailed verses and personal subject matter.

The collaboration also stands out because it brings together two artists with different approaches to delivery. It belongs among YoungBoy’s guest appearances for 2026, rather than in his solo-song section.

“ROOMS” — Mike WiLL Made-It featuring NBA YoungBoy and Chief Keef

Mike WiLL Made-It brings NBA YoungBoy and Chief Keef together on “ROOMS,” a collaboration from his R3SET project. The pairing gives the producer a chance to connect two recognisable voices from different generations of rap.

YoungBoy’s appearance adds another high-profile collaboration to his 2026 feature list. With Chief Keef also credited, the song should be listed with all three artists rather than shortened to a YoungBoy-only feature.

“Face The Flamë” — Yeat featuring NBA YoungBoy and Grimes

Yeat connects with NBA YoungBoy and Grimes on “Face The Flamë.” The unusual combination of artists made the record one of the more talked-about collaborations in YoungBoy’s 2026 feature run.

For this compilation, it is important to retain all the credited artists in the title line. YoungBoy’s appearance makes the song relevant to this page, even though Yeat is the lead artist.

“Free 40” — Skrilla featuring NBA YoungBoy

Skrilla teams up with NBA YoungBoy on “Free 40,” adding another guest appearance to YoungBoy’s 2026 catalogue. The collaboration connects the Louisiana rapper with Skrilla’s Philadelphia rap scene.

It is one of the records that helped make YoungBoy’s feature run a talking point earlier in the year. The song should remain under the guest appearances section because Skrilla is the lead artist.

“Better Than Yours” — Coi Leray featuring NBA YoungBoy

Coi Leray links up with NBA YoungBoy on “Better Than Yours.” The collaboration brings the two artists together for a track that adds a different flavour to YoungBoy’s list of 2026 guest appearances.

The record also received an official music video, giving the collaboration more visibility beyond its release. It is one of the more recognisable entries in this year’s feature list.

“MAKE EM HATE” — Baby Mel featuring NBA YoungBoy

Baby Mel joins NBA YoungBoy on “MAKE EM HATE,” another collaboration connected to the Never Broke Again circle. YoungBoy’s appearance adds the track to the growing number of guest records credited to him in 2026.

Keep the song listed under Baby Mel’s name, with YoungBoy clearly identified as the featured artist. This makes the credit easier for readers to understand when they are checking his collaborations.

“H*e Phase” — Jorjiana featuring NBA YoungBoy

Jorjiana features NBA YoungBoy on “H*e Phase,” adding another female-artist collaboration to his 2026 catalogue. The track gives YoungBoy another opportunity to appear on a release led by a different artist.

The title is sometimes written as “Hoe Phase” in music listings. For consistency, use the official stylised spelling shown by the release platform when linking the song.

“masked up” — Nettspend featuring NBA YoungBoy

Nettspend brings NBA YoungBoy onto “masked up,” a collaboration included on Early Life Crisis. The song connects the younger rapper with one of the most active names in Southern hip-hop.

YoungBoy’s appearance also makes the track relevant to this yearly compilation. Keep the original lowercase styling of “masked up” if that is how the official release credits it.

“Red Rum” — Chris Brown featuring NBA YoungBoy

Chris Brown and NBA YoungBoy connect on “Red Rum,” a collaboration from Brown’s 2026 album BROWN. The record brings together Brown’s melodic approach and YoungBoy’s rap delivery.

It is one of the bigger-name collaborations in YoungBoy’s 2026 feature catalogue. Since Chris Brown is the lead artist, the track belongs here rather than among YoungBoy’s own solo releases.

“Who That Is” — NBA Big B featuring NBA YoungBoy

NBA Big B features NBA YoungBoy on “Who That Is,” bringing two artists connected to the NBA camp together on one release. YoungBoy’s appearance gives the track a place among his guest credits for 2026.

The song should be credited to NBA Big B featuring YoungBoy, keeping the lead-artist and guest-artist roles clear for readers following the compilation.

“Gangsta Shit” — Lul Timm featuring NBA YoungBoy, NBA Big B and Pistol P

“Gangsta Shit” brings Lul Timm together with NBA YoungBoy, NBA Big B and Pistol P. The collaboration includes several artists from the wider NBA circle, making it a group record rather than a two-artist feature.

Make sure all credited performers remain in the listing. Leaving out NBA Big B or Pistol P would make the song credit incomplete and could confuse readers looking up the original release.

“Make It Move” — Pistol P featuring YoungBoy Never Broke Again

Pistol P features YoungBoy Never Broke Again on “Make It Move,” a track included on the Watch Out project. The song adds another appearance from YoungBoy on a release led by an artist from his wider musical circle.

Although some listings use “NBA YoungBoy” and others use “YoungBoy Never Broke Again,” both names refer to the same artist. Use the official release credit in the song heading and keep the page’s naming consistent.

“Try So Hard” — Never Broke Again and YoungBoy Never Broke Again

“Try So Hard” was released on July 3, 2026, under the Never Broke Again and YoungBoy Never Broke Again credits. The song is a 2026 release connected to his label and musical camp.

Because the official credit includes both Never Broke Again and YoungBoy Never Broke Again, it is best to preserve that credit rather than presenting the song as a conventional feature for another outside artist.

“150 Bands” — HUGEL, YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Arya XO

“150 Bands” brings together HUGEL, YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Arya XO. Its artist credits make it a less conventional entry in a rap-focused feature list, but YoungBoy is named among the artists on the release.

Keep all three names in the listing and link to the official release. This avoids making the collaboration appear to be a solo YoungBoy song or leaving out the other credited performers.

“No Love” — 112, Junya Boy and YoungBoy Never Broke Again

“No Love” is credited to 112, Junya Boy and YoungBoy Never Broke Again. The June 2026 release adds another collaboration to YoungBoy’s catalogue and connects him with the R&B group 112.

Use the full artist credit when listing the song. Since the release includes multiple credited artists, it should not be shortened to “YoungBoy featuring 112” unless that is how the official platform presents it.

“LLOGCLAY” — T.I. featuring NBA YoungBoy

T.I. and NBA YoungBoy connect on “LLOGCLAY,” a track from T.I.’s 2026 album Kill the King. The collaboration adds another established name to YoungBoy’s list of guest appearances for the year.

Be careful not to list Kill the King as a separate YoungBoy song. It is the album title; “LLOGCLAY” is the track featuring him. Keeping that distinction clear will help prevent duplicate or inaccurate entries.

Keep Up With NBA YoungBoy’s 2026 Releases

NBA YoungBoy’s 2026 catalogue includes two major projects, standalone music and a growing collection of guest appearances. Aswehiphop will continue updating this page when new official songs, albums or collaborations are released.

For more yearly music collections, visit the Aswehiphop Songs and Features Compilation List 2026. Bookmark this page and check back for further updates on NBA YoungBoy’s music throughout the year.