Baby Keem is officially back.

The Las Vegas rapper’s debut album The Melodic Blue dropped in 2021 — and while that might seem like a long time, he’s remained somewhat active during that gap, appearing alongside his cousin Kendrick Lamar on the Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers song “Savior,” the duo single “The Hillbillies” and on the Fred again.. track “leavmealone” back in 2023, respectively. And one can also assume that the battle that popped off between Drake and Kendrick in 2024 might’ve affected pgLang’s release schedule a bit.

Hitting DSPs at midnight on Friday (Feb. 20), Ca$ino is a super-personal affair, peppered with some stuntastic pimpery with his hometown of Vegas as the backdrop. It’s a bit of a heavy swing for a sophomore album — and he tells you that he’s been in the lab “switchin’ up the category” on the project’s intro “No Security.” In the lead-up to release, Keem released a three-part documentary about his life up until this point, and his family member and label boss was able to see that his younger second cousin had some talent at an early age. “I got a thousand f—in’ cousins, man,” he said. “A thousand friends that rap and do music and s—t. Out of all of them, he was the best one at 14-15 years old.”

He was right — because about three or four years later, 2 Phone was dropping songs and tapes on the Internet when he was in his late teens. And while Ca$ino is a bit heavy at times, we still managed to pluck some fun lines from the likes of Kendrick, the legendary Too $hort, and of course Keem.

Peep the 12 best lines on Ca$ino below.

Country star Bailey Zimmerman kicked off his first headlining arena tour last night (Feb. 19) at Hertz Arena in Estero, Fla., performing an energetic, sold-out show.

Dubbed the Different Night Same Rodeo tour, after his current album, Zimmerman ran through a slew of hits in the 22-set, including “Backup Plan,” “Rock and a Hard Place” and “Religiously.”

After delivering their opening sets, Hudson Westbrook and Blake Whiten each joined Zimmerman as well: Westbrook on “New to Country” and Whiten on “Hell or High Water.”

It’s been a rapid rise for Zimmerman, who only released his first major label full studio album in 2022 and never performed live before 2021: The Illinois native, who had been building gas pipelines as recently as 2020, began uploading performance videos to TikTok, including original song “Never Comin’ Home,” and quickly signed a label deal four years ago. He’s never looked back.

During his short career, he’s already scored four No. 1s on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart: “Fall in Love,” “Rock and a Hard Place,” “Religiously” and “Where it Ends.” “All the Way,” his collaboration with BigXthaPlug, went to the top of Hot Country Songs.

The Different Night Same Rodeo tour, promoted by Live Nation, heads to Athens, Georgia Saturday night (Feb. 21) and will stop in more than 30 cities across North America before ending June 20 in Ottawa, Ontario at Canadian Tire Centre. Other key stops include Boston’s TD Garden, Fort Worth’s Dickies Arena, Toronto’s RBC Amphitheaters and two nights at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater.

Below is Zimmerman’s setlist from his opening night.