New Hip-Hop Friday November 6, 2026: Future, Drake, Wale and GloRilla Lead Ten Picks
New Hip-Hop Friday November 6, 2026 puts Future, Drake, Wale and GloRilla at the front of an expanded ten-song listening guide. Future’s “Ya Hit” brings Drake, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy together, while Young Chris and Wale share “Fly Talk” and GloRilla teams with Sexyy Red on “Jiggly Bow Bow.”
Lil Baby’s “Mr. Do Something,” Quavo and YFN Lucci’s “EXPOSED.” and Nardo Wick’s “CAN’T TRUST” broaden the lineup. Jack Harlow, Skepta, Stove God Cooks with Swizz Beatz, and SOB X RBE remain in the set. These selections span November 3rd–6th; the order is a listening guide, not a chart ranking.
Future — “Ya Hit (feat. Drake, Travis Scott & Loe Shimmy)”
Future leads this week’s expanded set with “Ya Hit,” featuring Drake, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy. Apple Music dates the single to November 6th and credits all three guests in its title. The four-artist recording makes collaboration the starting point for a lineup that also reaches into new albums and earlier arrivals from this week.
Lil Baby — “Mr. Do Something”
Lil Baby’s “Mr. Do Something” comes from “FRESH,” with Apple Music’s song page dated November 6th. The track appears second on the 17-song project. It offers a focused entry into the album for listeners beginning with one selection before moving through the full release.
Young Chris & Wale — “Fly Talk”
Young Chris and Wale connect on “Fly Talk,” released November 3rd. Their joint single adds an early-week release to the Friday roundup and puts Wale among this edition’s featured names. Apple Music lists a two-minute recording, making it a concise introduction to the collaboration.
GloRilla & Sexyy Red — “Jiggly Bow Bow”
GloRilla and Sexyy Red share the billing on “Jiggly Bow Bow,” released November 4th. Their standalone collaboration keeps the featured lineup moving between solo performers and joint releases. It sits alongside the week’s album selections without requiring listeners to begin with a full project.
Quavo & YFN Lucci — “EXPOSED.”
Quavo and YFN Lucci share the artist credit on “EXPOSED.” The single arrived November 5th and runs just over three minutes. Both names belong on this selection: Apple Music lists the recording as a joint release, giving the expanded queue another pairing to explore alongside its solo cuts.
Nardo Wick — “CAN'T TRUST”
Nardo Wick’s “CAN’T TRUST” joins the Friday arrivals with a November 6th release date. At roughly two minutes and ten seconds, the standalone single is one of the shorter stops in this edition. Its direct Apple Music link takes listeners to the matching recording.
Jack Harlow — “SIGNORA”
Jack Harlow contributes “SIGNORA” from “Sweet Action II.” Apple Music dates the recording to November 5th, placing it among the week’s early arrivals. The solo selection opens a path into the project without leaning on its Babyface collaboration, which appears elsewhere in the tracklist.
Skepta — “Secrets of Patriarchy”
Skepta’s “Secrets of Patriarchy” opens “The Fork and Knife,” released November 6th. Choosing the opening track gives listeners the album’s own starting point. It is a new recording from the project, rather than one of the older singles carried into the album sequence.
Stove God Cooks & Swizz Beatz — “STOVIE'S HOME (Down Down)”
Stove God Cooks and Swizz Beatz follow with “STOVIE’S HOME (Down Down),” dated November 5th in Apple Music. Both artists receive lead billing on the single. The pairing adds another collaborative release before the set returns to a group album.
SOB X RBE — “SOB Only”
SOB X RBE closes with “SOB Only” from “From The Land.” The November 6th album selection gives listeners a new cut beyond the project’s previously released title track, “Ten Summers” and “Someone.” Follow the full-song link to continue into the group’s latest release.
Choose a title in the player for a preview, then open its Apple Music link for the full recording. Full streaming may require a subscription. Some selections contain explicit language. Explore the New R&B Friday companion for another side of this week’s listening.
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