Sexyy Red has kept her momentum going in 2026 with a new album and several high-profile collaborations. The St. Louis rapper returned with Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa, while also appearing on records with artists including Drake, Chris Brown, Latto, Lizzo and Fox BD.

If you’re looking for Sexyy Red songs, albums and features released in 2026, this Aswehiphop compilation brings her music together in one place. It covers her own releases as well as songs where she appears as a featured artist.

To keep the list organized, Sexyy Red’s own songs and albums are listed separately from collaborations led by other artists. This makes it easier to see what she released herself and where she appeared as a guest.

You can also check our 2026 Compilation List for more yearly artist pages covering the latest music from hip-hop and R&B.

Please note: This page focuses on officially released Sexyy Red music from 2026 and will be updated whenever another confirmed song, album or guest appearance becomes available.

Sexyy Red Songs & Albums (2026)

Sexyy Red’s biggest release of 2026 is Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa. The album arrived on April 15, 2026, and features 18 tracks. It includes guest appearances from PLUTO, ATL Jacob, Pretty Pinkk, Ghetto Beisha, Metro Boomin and Key Glock.

The project gives Sexyy Red another full-length release while keeping her signature trap sound at the center. Several of the album’s songs also feature well-known collaborators, but because Sexyy Red is the primary artist, they remain part of her 2026 album catalog.

• Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa — Album

Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa

Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa was released on April 15, 2026 through Rebel and gamma. The 18-track album includes songs such as “Her Her Her,” “Richer Than Alla My Opps,” “David Ruffin,” “It Bitches,” “Top Notch,” “Attached,” “Bitch I’m Awesome,” “Hood Bitch 2,” “If You Want It,” “All Da Hoes,” “Stick To The Code” and “NDA.”

The album also brings several artists into Sexyy Red’s world. “Team Lil Booty” features PLUTO, while “Rackies” features ATL Jacob. Other collaborations include “Cut Like Us (Blood Sustaz)” with Pretty Pinkk and Ghetto Beisha, “Tatted ASF” with Metro Boomin, “Hang Wit a Bad Bitch” with Key Glock and “Yop (U Wit A Star)” with Metro Boomin.

These collaborations are not counted as separate guest features because the songs are released as part of Sexyy Red’s own album. The Guest Features section below is reserved for songs where another artist is the primary artist.

Note: This section covers Sexyy Red’s own 2026 album and lead releases. Songs released under another artist’s name with Sexyy Red as a guest will appear separately in the next section.

Sexyy Red Guest Features (2026)

Sexyy Red has also stayed active outside her own catalog in 2026, appearing on songs led by several major artists. Her guest appearances this year include collaborations with Drake, Chris Brown, Latto and Fox BD.

This section only includes songs where another artist is the primary artist and Sexyy Red appears as a featured artist. Her collaborations on Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa remain part of her album section above.

• Cheetah Print — Drake featuring Sexyy Red
• Hurrr Nor Thurrr — Drake featuring Sexyy Red
• Call Your Name — Chris Brown featuring Sexyy Red & GloRilla
• Need Luv 2 — Latto featuring Sexyy Red
• G6 — Fox BD featuring Sexyy Red
• Meet The Redds – Trippie Red featuring Sexyy Red

Cheetah Print

“Cheetah Print” is a collaboration between Drake and Sexyy Red released in 2026. The song is part of Drake’s 2026 catalog, making it a guest appearance for Sexyy Red rather than one of her own releases.

Hurrr Nor Thurrr

“Hurrr Nor Thurrr” is another 2026 collaboration between Drake and Sexyy Red. Like “Cheetah Print,” the record is led by Drake, so it belongs exclusively in this guest-features section.

Call Your Name

“Call Your Name” comes from Chris Brown and features both Sexyy Red and GloRilla. Released as part of Brown’s 2026 album BROWN, the song adds another high-profile collaboration to Sexyy Red’s growing list of appearances this year.

Need Luv 2

“Need Luv 2” is a collaboration led by Latto with Sexyy Red appearing as a guest. Since Latto is the primary artist, the song is counted here rather than under Sexyy Red’s own releases.

G6

“G6” is a collaboration from Fox BD featuring Sexyy Red. The track adds another 2026 guest appearance to Sexyy Red’s catalog and keeps the compilation up to date with her work outside her own album.

Meet The Redds

This song came from Trippie Redds new album NDA which was released in August 14th 2026. It featured Sexyy Red on the track called Meet The Redds.

Note: This section will be updated whenever Sexyy Red appears on another officially released 2026 song led by a different artist.

Why Trust This Page?

Aswehiphop keeps its yearly artist compilations organized around officially released music. For Sexyy Red, that means keeping her own 2026 releases separate from songs where another artist is credited as the lead.

Her 2026 album, Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa, is therefore counted in the main Songs & Albums section. The collaborations included on that project remain part of the album because Sexyy Red is the primary artist.

Meanwhile, songs such as “Cheetah Print,” “Hurrr Nor Thurrr,” “Call Your Name” and “Need Luv 2” are listed as guest appearances because they are released under other artists’ names. Current music listings also identify these collaborations among Sexyy Red’s 2026 appearances.

This approach keeps the compilation easy to follow and avoids counting the same song twice. It also gives readers a clearer picture of how much music Sexyy Red released herself and where she appeared as a featured artist during the year.

Bookmark this page and check back regularly for updates as Sexyy Red adds more songs and collaborations to her 2026 catalog.

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