Young Thug’s YSL Records Surprise-Drops ‘Slime Language 3’ Double Album
Young Thug and his YSL Records surprise-dropped the Slime Language 3 double album late Friday (Aug.
28).
In addition to the YSL roster, the 41-track project also includes appearances from Lil Baby , Travis Scott , Future , Yeat , Trippie Redd , Cash Cobain , Veeze , Rob49 and more.
Among the YSL vets and rookies onboard across the two-plus-hour album: Lil Keed, diamond*, Tezzus, Pz’, Sk8star, 1300SAINT, Yung Kayo, Biggs, iyrus, Yume, Lil Unky, Unfoonk and more.
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The series became progressively more popular, with the original project debuting at No.
8 on the all-genre Billboard 200 albums chart, while the most recent entry topped that chart as well as Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums .
The two biggest songs to come from Slime Language 2 were Young Thug and Gunna’s “Solid” (featuring Drake) and Young Thug and Gunna’s “Ski,” both top 20 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 .
Of course, Gunna is nowhere to be found on this new project, after fulfilling his contractual obligations to YSL with his 2025 album The Last Wun following a falling-out with Young Thug involving the RICO charges that plagued the label.
In October 2024, Young Thug was sentenced to 15 years’ probation and no prison time after pleading guilty in the criminal case accusing him of leading an Atlanta street gang.
He released his first post-prison album, UY Scuti , in September 2025.
Listen to the double album and find the full track list below: SIDE A: Gotta Love Us (feat BSlime, Tezzus, diamond, Pz’) ØWAYSL (feat.
BSlime, Tezzus, Sk8star, Rob49) What’s Up Mami (feat.
Tezzus, Biggs) Mob Guys (feat.
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