After scoring a No. 2 debut on the Scorching 100 this week together with his J. Cole-assisted single “All My Life,” Lil Durk appears to be like to topple that feat on the Billboard 200 with the discharge of his new album Virtually Healed.
Launched right this moment (Might 26), Virtually Healed is the follow-up to Durk’s 2022 album 7220. The album debuted at No. 1 final 12 months on the Billboard 200, netting 120,500 equal album models — marking his second chart-topper. Virtually Healed boasts a powerful visitor line-up, because the Chicago staple reeled in J. Cole, Alicia Keys, Future, Kodak Black, and Billboard 200’s present reigning champ, Morgan Wallen. Wallen and Durk beforehand collaborated on the 2021 music “Broadway Women,” which debuted within the high 20 of the Scorching 100.
In a brand new interview with DJ Akademiks for his Off the Report podcast, Durk revealed how Kanye West helped assemble his new album earlier than finally opting to not use the data. “He truly did my entire album,” Durk informed Akademiks. “However I ain’t use it. He like, tweaked with the beat. He put some vocals behind some beats. He performed with a pair data. He performed with a pair data. He did some genius sh-t.”
Regardless of the cuts, Durk conveyed to Akademiks that he’d think about using the songs if he selected to go the deluxe route for Virtually Healed. “I’m making an attempt to see if I can come again with some genius sh-t with it, man, and double my gross sales,” he quipped.
Stream Durk’s new album Virtually Healed beneath.
