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Lil Baby has been releasing new tracks every week recently under the auspices of his \u201cWHAM Wednesdays\u201d campaign (named after his January album<\/a>). Beginning with \u201cAll On Me\u201d featuring G Herbo three weeks ago, and continuing with \u201cPlenty\u201d featuring YTB Fatt and YFN Lucci, \u201cTry To Love<\/a>,\u201d and \u201cOtha Boy,\u201d the releases have fulfilled the Atlanta rapper\u2019s promise<\/a> to drop a \u201cSong & Video Every Wednesday For The Rest Of The Year,\u201d the tradition continues with \u201cReal Sh*t.\u201d <\/p>\n Produced by4 3Juice and SouliMadeIt, \u201cReal Sh*t\u201d is a cascading stream of consciousness freestyle from Baby, all in one verse, with no hooks. In it, he touches on all the usual topics, painting harrowing tableaus of poverty in Zone 6. \u201cHad Fannie watchin\u2019 my food savings while she was pregnant with dude baby,\u201d he recalls. \u201cBut it wasn\u2019t no food savin\u2019, whole lotta green sh*t \/ Tryna shake my demons, keep callin\u2019 the lean man \/ Keep rollin\u2019 this weed up, I been through some real sh*t.\u201d<\/p>\n The flurry of activity could either be a rollout for a new project, or it could be considered a mea culpa after he canceled the impending release<\/a> of Dominique<\/a><\/em> for unknown reasons. Either way, it\u2019s a welcome consolation, even if it isn\u2019t that heavily anticipated project. You can watch the video for \u201cReal Sh*t\u201d above. <\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n