New Hip-Hop Friday October 9th, 2026: Gunna, Cardi B, Offset and More

Gunna wears white and sunglasses, Cardi B wears pink, and Offset wears a black suit with a jeweled glove.

New Hip-Hop Friday October 9th, 2026 brings six selections into the weekend, led by Gunna, Cardi B and Offset. The lineup mixes standalone singles, soundtrack material and new album cuts, with collaborations from Don Toliver, Joey Bada$$, Nali and Busta Rhymes. These picks span this week’s releases rather than only songs issued on Friday. Start with any title in the player, then use its matching Apple Music link to hear the complete recording.

Gunna — “pop it”

Gunna opens this week’s set with “pop it,” a solo single issued through Gunna Music. The two-minute release puts a concise new entry at the front of the queue. It is a standalone starting point for listeners catching up with his current rollout.

Cardi B — “Don't Chart”

Cardi B’s “Don’t Chart” connects this week’s music releases with Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album. The soundtrack billing gives the track a separate context from her own album catalog. Our link goes to the exact recording, so listeners can move directly from the preview to the complete song.

Offset — “Every Night (feat. Don Toliver)”

Offset joins forces with Don Toliver on “Every Night,” which arrived October 7th. The collaboration brings a guest voice into the set after its opening solo selections. It also represents the earlier part of the week’s release window, rather than a song presented as having first arrived on Friday.

Ovrkast. — “STATIC (feat. Joey Bada$$ & Nali)”

Ovrkast. brings Joey Bada$$ and Nali into “STATIC,” from STRIKING. The newly released album offers more to explore beyond this collaboration, but this selection provides a focused introduction. It is our invitation to follow the guest credits into a wider listening session with the project.

Tobe Nwigwe & Busta Rhymes — “CHINEKE”

Tobe Nwigwe and Busta Rhymes share the billing on “CHINEKE,” from THE BRIDGE. Choosing one track from the album leaves space for several artists across the roundup. This pairing gives listeners another collaboration to investigate before deciding where to spend more time with the full project.

Jordan Adetunji — “9 to 5”

Jordan Adetunji closes the Hip-Hop queue with “9 to 5,” an October 7th single. Apple Music places this release under Hip-Hop/Rap. Its standalone format makes it an easy final discovery stop, with a preview and direct destination for anyone ready to hear the whole recording.

Choose a title in the player for a preview, then follow its Apple Music link for the complete recording. Full streaming may require an Apple Music subscription. Some selections contain explicit language. Explore the New R&B Friday companion for more of this week’s listening.