Moneybagg Yo has shared more information about his upcoming album Speak Now. He has hinted that Chris Brown and Lil Durk will be on the album as guests, among other artists.

The rapper from Memphis went on Instagram Stories on Friday (June 7) to praise other Hip Hop stars.”Shout out to my dogs CB for the vocals they in,” he said. Talk Now, June 14, n-ggas Friday, tune in. You won’t want to miss this show. “Let’s go!”

Moneybagg shared a conversation he had with Durk about his role on the record in an Instagram post from June 8.The “Run It Up” rapper posted a picture of his text message exchange with the Chicago rapper and wrote: “That N-gga @lildurk I sent them a verse the night before I had to turn in my project, and they sent it back in less than 20 minutes. It’s one of the classic Day 1 Smurk verses [four fire emojis, four yelling emojis]. Please speak up on June 14th [eyes emoji, grimacing emoji].Moneybagg is putting out more new songs in 2024 than just Speak Now.

The Memphis native posted an update on X (formerly Twitter) earlier this month about his next two projects. The second one will be geared toward a specific group of people.”June 14th: My Main Fans Get Their First Album “I went ghost two years ago, so I owe you all that!” he wrote. “24-Second Album For My Female Fans” My #1 Fan Smooth Melodies.In May, the 32-year-old artist said that he had finally found the last piece for Speak Now.

The Tennessee singer-songwriter wrote on social media, “Just Got A Crazyyyy Feature In I Couldn’t Drop This Project Without Now Everything Locked In Fasho sho Its Worth Da Wait (looking emoji, lock emoji, fire emoji.)” This post might be about the Durk verse that was recently hinted at.Before that, he showed off the artwork for the cover of the album and wrote, “To Every Action There’s A Reaction, Timing Is Everything And Information Is Power. Im In Raw Form Aint No Cut On This Shit This For My Day 1 Core Fan Base The Ones Who Were There From The Start!!”

The “Bussin” singer’s fifth studio album will be Speak Now, coming after 2021’s A Gangsta’s Pain. It will also be his first full-length record since the Hard To Love mixtape last year.