“Thank You God!” is a deeply personal and transformative compilation album by the artist Quay, where every song serves as a reflection of his journey through faith, struggle, self-realization, and redemption. A powerful mix of introspective lyrics, soulful melodies, and hard-hitting beats, the album narrates Quay's evolution from a place of pain and doubt to a place of gratitude, strength, and clarity.

The title itself speaks to a deep, unwavering acknowledgment of divine intervention and the lessons learned along the way. Through a range of musical styles—from raw, stripped-back acoustic moments to gospel-infused anthems and modern trap beats—Quay explores the multifaceted dimensions of his life. This album is both a prayer of thanks and a testimony of overcoming. It’s a journey that moves through personal struggles, battles with faith, moments of love, and the triumph of self-discovery.

Lyrically, "Thank You God!" opens windows into Quay’s soul. He thanks God for the struggles that shaped him, for the pain that led to growth, and for the love that saved him. Each track is a chapter in the story of his transformation—from the hardships of his past to the blessings of the present.

Whether reflecting on the deep sorrow of loss, the joy of transformation, or the quiet, intimate moments of prayer, Quay never shies away from vulnerability. At the same time, there’s a resilient, victorious energy that runs throughout, reminding listeners that redemption is possible, and faith can light the darkest paths.

With songs that speak to both the individual and the collective, “Thank You God!” is an album that celebrates life in all its complexity—highlighting the highs, the lows, and the undeniable power of gratitude. It’s a sonic journey that acknowledges where Quay’s been, and, more importantly, where he’s going. Through this album, Quay invites his listeners to join him in the powerful act of saying “Thank you” for the lessons, growth, and blessings that come from a life lived with purpose and faith.

Thank You, God!

"2002" by BabyQuay is a heartfelt sophomore album that blends old-school R&B with contemporary hip-hop, paying homage to the year that shaped his artistic journey—2002, the year he was born. Dropping independently under FortyNine Rebirth, BabyQuay’s own label, the album captures the essence of early 2000s music while infusing it with his unique modern flair. Each track reflects his growth as an artist, exploring themes of love, loyalty, resilience, and introspection.

From the emotional opener "The Purpose" to catchy anthems like "L.O.Y.A.L" and deep cuts like "Paid In Full," BabyQuay balances upbeat rhythms with reflective moments. The album’s production merges classic influences with fresh sounds, creating a sonic landscape that resonates with both longtime fans and new listeners. With standout tracks like "Not Tryna," "R.I.P," and "Moose Knuckle," "2002" is an invigorating blend of nostalgia and innovation, showcasing BabyQuay’s lyrical skill and vibrant energy.

"2002" celebrates the past, present, and future—honoring BabyQuay’s roots while solidifying his identity as a distinctive voice in the evolving worlds of hip-hop and R&B.

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2002

Rooted Riches is a bold and unfiltered compilation from BabyQuay, capturing the raw energy and evolution of trap music over a span of four years. Dropping unexpected fire from 2019 to 2023, this project serves as a high-octane journey through BabyQuay’s unique blend of trap and trap melodic sounds, with a standout pluggnb track thrown in for good measure. The tape is a reflection of growth, hustle, and unapologetic self-expression, featuring hard-hitting beats, infectious hooks, and an undeniable energy that demands attention.

BabyQuay’s versatility shines through the album as he seamlessly switches between heavy street anthems and melodic, vibe-heavy moments. Whether you’re turning up in the club or vibing solo in the whip, Rooted Riches is the perfect soundtrack for fans who crave a mix of gritty lyricism and captivating beats. It’s not just music—it's a statement. And this one’s for the real ones.

For BabyQuay, this album isn't just a collection of tracks; it’s a chapter in the journey of an artist determined to carve his own path in the trap game. Rooted Riches is for the fans who know the hustle never stops, and the grind only gets harder.

#RR (Rooted Riches)

"Bloody Merry Halloween 2: Hosted By DJ Infamous" is the follow-up to the ultimate trap Halloween experience. Hosted by the legendary DJ Infamous, this mixtape brings the heat and the dark energy, perfect for anyone who’s ready to turn up through the spooky season and beyond. Expect the hardest beats, the illest bars, and a sound that takes over your speakers with every track.

The mixtape is packed with tracks that bring that gritty, street edge, mixed with that eerie Halloween vibe. It’s a celebration of the dark side, filled with haunting melodies, heavy bass, and the raw energy that only trap music can bring. From the first drop, "Bloody Merry Halloween 2" will have you feeling like you're in the middle of a haunted house, with the energy of a trap party—this is the soundtrack to your Halloween, no tricks, just straight fire.

Bloody Merry Halloween 2 [Hosted By DJ Infamous]

NFL (Nothing’s Forever Lasting) is a powerful, emotionally raw trap album that explores the complexities of love, heartbreak, mental health, and the struggles of life. Through soulful, heavy beats, QUAY tells his story of navigating love’s highs and lows, the pain of a past relationship, and the confusion of unrequited feelings. The album touches on deep themes of mental health and depression, revealing the emotional battles fought behind closed doors. It’s an honest look at the trauma and struggles that come with love, loss, and the realities of the streets.

Each track represents a different chapter of the journey—some reflect on past relationships and the scars they left, while others offer a glimpse into the emotional turmoil of self-reflection, growth, and healing. NFL is not just about the pain; it’s about the resilience to move forward, the understanding that nothing lasts forever, and the hope to find peace amidst the chaos. For anyone who’s ever dealt with heartbreak, mental struggles, or trying to find light in dark times, this album is a testament to overcoming and learning from the toughest battles.

NFL (Nothing's Forever Lasting)

"On Da Cam" – QUAY?

"On Da Cam" is a bold, high-energy trap anthem from QUAY? that captures the essence of living life in the spotlight. The track brings raw street energy mixed with a confident, larger-than-life attitude. With pounding 808s, sharp hi-hats, and a catchy hook, the song channels the pressure and exhilaration of constantly being under scrutiny, living "on camera," and thriving in a world where every move is being watched.

The lyrics balance the realness of the grind with a sense of unshakable confidence, exploring themes of fame, ambition, and the hustle that never stops. The hook locks you in, while the verses dive deep into the reality of making it from nothing and navigating a life full of both success and struggle.

The production is the perfect backdrop for this track – gritty, hard-hitting, and atmospheric, with a trap vibe that keeps the energy high. Whether you’re reflecting on your journey or celebrating your wins, "On Da Cam" is a track that demands attention, and serves as a reminder of the hustle that comes with being constantly in the public eye.

On Da Cam [Hosted by DJ Infamous]

Dive into the hauntingly vibrant world of "Bloody Merry Halloween" Side A, where BabyQuay unleashes a dark trap experience that’s perfect for your Halloween celebrations. This mixtape combines sinister beats with a touch of melodic tracks, ensuring a dynamic listening experience while keeping the majority firmly rooted in trap. Featuring one standout collaboration, each track invites listeners to turn up the volume and embrace the energy. With a fresh and professional sound quality, every beat hits harder and resonates deeper, making it the ultimate soundtrack for your spooky festivities. Get ready to vibe as you explore the darker side of the season—stay tuned for "Bloody Merry Halloween: Side B," coming soon!

Setup [Hosted by DJ Infamous]

12:48AM [Hosted by DJ Infamous]

Step into the eerie atmosphere of "Bloody Merry Halloween: Side A," hosted by DJ Infamous, a thrilling precursor to the upcoming mixtape "Bloody Merry Halloween 2." This collection showcases BabyQuay's dark trap artistry, blending sinister beats with melodic elements for an exhilarating listening experience. Each track invites you to turn up the volume and fully embrace the energy of the season.

With standout collaborations featuring Staygreen and KingKap, the mixtape delivers a fresh and professional sound that makes every beat hit harder and resonate deeper. Perfect for your Halloween celebrations, "Bloody Merry Halloween: Side A" sets the tone for spooky festivities. Get ready to vibe with the darker side of the night—stay tuned for "Bloody Merry Halloween 2," dropping soon!

Cousin [Hosted by DJ Infamous]

Kills [Hosted by DJ Infamous]

Bussing (Street Niggaz Quaymix) [Hosted by DJ Infamous]

"Not Tryna" (Ain't I Remix) by BabyQuay takes the original track by Young Jeezy and transforms it into a haunting, eerie remix. With dark vibes and chilling melodies, this remix is perfect for those who love a spooky twist on their favorite songs. Dive into the mysterious sounds and ghostly beats that make this remix stand out.

Not Tryna (Ain't I/Opps On Deck Quaymix)

Head (originally titled Fucked Up In The Head) is a raw reflection of how someone took a part of me without even realizing it, and it changed me forever. For years, I didn’t understand why I felt the way I did—why I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was missing, or why I was so different after everything went down. But now, in 2024, I get it. It’s like I was left with a piece of myself that I didn’t even know was gone.

This track is me confronting that loss, that emptiness, and finally understanding the impact it had on me. It’s a journey of realizing how someone’s presence—or absence—shaped me in ways I couldn’t see until I took a step back. I was left questioning my own mind, my emotions, and my identity. But now I can see it clearly: I’ve been carrying the weight of this missing piece all along, and this song is my way of processing it, finally understanding the way it’s changed me.

Head is for anyone who’s been through a situation that left them feeling broken, confused, or lost, but only later realizing why. It’s about growth, understanding the scars that remain, and how we learn to live with them. This is my way of acknowledging the pain and growth that came with it—and the clarity that finally came in 2024.

Head

Block Your Phone is about setting boundaries while you’re in the process of healing. It’s about growing your self-love, protecting your peace, and realizing that sometimes, you need to cut people off—even if they’re the ones who hurt you in the first place. The line is drawn when you’re already bleeding, trying to heal. The last thing you need is someone else coming in, reopening those wounds, while you're still trying to figure out how to move forward.

It’s a message to protect your own energy and stop letting people who aren’t good for you have access to your life. You can’t heal if you’re constantly being pulled back into the same toxic cycles. Block Your Phone is a way of saying, “I’m doing this for me, I’m doing this to heal, and if that means cutting you off for now, so be it.”

The track is all about putting yourself first, even if that means stepping away from the people or situations that are holding you back. You can’t help anyone else heal if you’re still broken yourself. So sometimes, you’ve got to block out the noise, focus on your own recovery, and protect your peace—even if it’s hard.

[LYRICS]
I be off the pills, tryna get away from your love
We on the phone, but she don't know, that I'm doing all these drugs
You don't even got to lie, tell me, baby, I already know
All you got to do is keep it real, don't want to have to block your phone

You'll feel the corner of your mouth naturally rise
And the world that has re-opened, and everybody will be able to see in your eye
But until then, I was just calling to check on you because
We love you, Quay
The mailbox is full, and cannot accept any messages at this time
Goodbye

Aye, still tell you, I love you, even though you hurt me, bae
'Cause, I know how it feels to have nobody around, it's crazy
And lately, I don't wanna talk, my mind going brazy
But, I do it for my momma, tryna give her a Mercedes
Fucked her, then I left her, 'cause like bitch?
Why would you fuck me on the first day?
Tryna give you my last name
But, babygirl, I don't even know your name
I'm just tryna stack up, and get rich
Like, motherfuck the fame
And, motherfuck the chains
If they wanna play ball, lets start the game
2 cupped, sipping good, smoking wood
She like, Kaybee, are you good? Yeah, I could
You don't show me that you love me, but I would
Wish that I could love you, but I'm good
Might pop me a percy, might smoke me a blunt

Might pop a percy and shit
She getting wet as a bitch
She on my glocky and shit
Wanna suck my cocky and shit
Oh no, she wanna love me and shit
The way I tickle the clit
Just tryna get too rich
I'm off the henny, It's lit
Might pop a percy and shit
She getting wet as a bitch
She on my glocky and shit
Wanna suck my cocky and shit
Oh no, she wanna love me and shit
The way I tickle the clit
I'm off the henny, It's lit

I be off the pills, tryna get away from your love
We on the phone, but she don't know, that I'm doing all these drugs
You don't even got to lie, tell me, baby, I already know

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Block Your Phone

Her (Expiry Date) Interlude is that bittersweet realization when you’ve finally moved on, but it doesn’t feel like it. You’ve let go, but your heart and mind still carry the weight of her. It's like you’ve processed the pain, made peace with the past, and yet there's a lingering feeling that tells you maybe you never really moved on at all.

In this interlude, I’m reflecting on that in-between space—where love still echoes in your chest, even after the time has passed. I might have walked away, I might have moved forward, but there’s still a part of me that’s stuck in the feeling, stuck in the memory of her. Even though I’ve outgrown the relationship, the emotional attachment hasn’t expired like it should have. The heart holds onto things much longer than the mind lets go.

The track is about that complex space between letting go and still holding on. You know it’s over, but a piece of you remains in love, trying to figure out how to truly move on when your feelings don't align with reality. It’s raw, real, and everything you feel after the love is gone, but the impact remains

Her (Expiry Date) Interlude

Acting Bad is a message for my children that I haven’t had yet, but will always love, even if I’m not around to say it. It’s for the ones who might never get to know me in the flesh, in case something happens before I’m able to hold them, raise them, and show them what it means to be a real one. This track is my way of telling them, “I’m here, I love you, and I’m always with you”—even if they never get to hear it from me directly.

This one’s also about finding peace in knowing that, no matter what, I’ll be with my dad again. I’m reunited with the ones who came before me—my pops, my grandpa—people who showed me what it means to be tough, to love hard, and to keep pushing. In the afterlife, I know I’m good. But for my future kids, this is my way of telling them that no matter what happens, I’m still with them. The love never dies.

Acting Bad is about living life unapologetically, knowing that one day, I might not be here to share it with them. But I want them to know that I was always thinking of them, always carrying them with me. When I’m gone, the love I have for them doesn’t end—it just transcends.

Acting Bad

Loyal

Lids is a raw, hard-hitting track that blends the dark realities of street life with the complexities of love. The title is a metaphor, "lids" symbolizing both hats and the final resting places of those caught in the cycle of violence. This Quaymix reimagines Future's iconic "No Matter What," layering it with a gritty soundscape that mirrors the emotional weight of love and loss in the streets. It’s a powerful juxtaposition of passion and peril, a track for those who know the thin line between devotion and danger.

Lids

Batman (Snap But Can't Chat) is a freestyle that turned into something bigger—a vibe I captured off the cuff, straight from Snapchat. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s one of those moments where I’m just vibing with the beat and letting my thoughts flow. I wasn’t overthinking it. Sometimes the best ideas come when you’re not trying too hard, and that’s exactly how this track came to life.

The title says it all—Snap But Can’t Chat. It’s that feeling of being in the moment but stuck in the digital space, where you can’t really connect the way you want to. It’s a vibe that’s part freedom, part frustration. Like Batman—fighting battles in the shadows, keeping things lowkey. I’m not here to chat, but I’m definitely here to snap. It’s all about the energy of the moment, the hustle, and the grind, but staying in your lane and keeping it moving.

The track itself is unapologetically me—no filters, no edits, just a freestyle that turned into a song. I wanted to capture that raw energy, that feeling of creating on the fly and staying true to what’s real.

Batman (Snap But Can't Chat) Run But Can't Hide Quaymix

Matrix is about that moment when you start questioning everything you thought you knew. I didn’t want to believe it at first, but as everything started unfolding, I couldn’t deny the truth anymore. Life started to feel like it was playing out like a movie, like I was stuck in some kind of system I couldn’t escape. The more I tried to ignore it, the more it pulled me in.

It’s a track about realizing you’re part of something bigger, something you don’t fully understand, but you can’t turn a blind eye to anymore. The beat reflects that tension—the struggle between knowing and wanting to stay in the comfort of ignorance. Sometimes, you have no choice but to face the reality of the world around you, even when it’s more than you’re ready to handle.

Matrix is about that moment of awakening. I didn’t want to believe it, but I started to.

Matrix

Memphis is a vibe that feels like home—even though I’ve never been there. It’s that raw energy, that realness, that I can feel deep down, even from a distance. I haven’t walked the streets, but I connect with the spirit of the city—the grind, the hustle, the loyalty. It’s like Memphis runs through my veins without me ever setting foot there. All that gang shit, all that street energy, it resonates with me.

This track isn’t just about a place; it’s about the feeling that comes with it. Memphis is known for its toughness, its culture, its music—it's a city that stands strong, and it feels like I’ve always had that in me. There’s something in the air that makes you want to get it by any means, ride for the people you love, and hold it down no matter what. That’s the energy I feel, even if I’ve never lived there.

Memphis is a tribute to that spirit—raw, real, unapologetic. It’s the kind of energy that makes you feel like you belong, even if you’re miles away. It’s for the ones who know what it means to grind, to hustle, and to stay loyal to your roots, no matter where you’re from.

Memphis

Father's Daughter (May & May)

Father's Daughter (May & May) is a song from me to my twin sister, a message that lets her know I understand her pain and I’ve always carried it with her. We both lost our father, and that loss has shaped us in ways words can’t fully capture. In this track, I talk about my struggles, but it’s never just about me. It’s about her, too—the way we’ve both had to navigate life without him. I want her to know that every step I take, every challenge I face, I do it with her in mind, because I understand what she’s been through. We carry this pain together, and in that, we are stronger.

May & May is a tribute to the bond we share—not just as twins, but as survivors of the same heartache. It's a reminder that even though our father isn’t here, the love we have for each other is everything, and I’ll always be there to hold her up, to protect her, and to remind her that we’re not alone in this. This is for you, sis—forever and always.

Father's Daughter (May&May) Prod. By QUAY?

CLBGFG4L - QUAY?

[Verse 1] I just want my racks, I just want the cheddar. I just need a bankroll, lil' nigga, get better. God took me on His path, lil' nigga, He’s like whatever, 'Cause I know you’re with God, whenever.

[Chorus] Certified lover boy, I don’t need too much. I just want a wifey, uh, And some kids, like, uh. And I want the racks, Get it up, And you know we in the cut.

[Bridge] Rock out, Pop out, Show out, Lil' nigga, show out. Lil' nigga, aye.

[Chorus] Certified lover boy, I don’t need too much. I just want a wifey, uh, And some kids, like, uh. And I want the racks, Get it up, And you know we in the cut.

[Chorus] Certified lover boy, I don’t need too much. I just want a wifey, uh, And some kids, like, uh. And I want the racks, Get it up, And you know we in the cut.

[Interlude]

[Chorus] Certified lover boy, I don’t need too much. I just want a wifey, uh, And some kids, like, uh. And I want the racks, Get it up, And you know we in the cut.

[Chorus] Certified lover boy, I don’t need too much. I just want a wifey, uh, And some kids, like, uh. And I want the racks, Get it up, And you know we in the cut.


This track is a vibe, straight from the heart. "CLBGFG4L.wav" is me telling my story—the grind, the faith, and the realness. The title says it all: Certified Lover Boy, God First, & Gangsta 4 Life. It’s a reminder that no matter how far you go, you stay true to who you are, the people that matter, and the values that hold you up. This ain't just another song, it's a whole vibe—a blueprint for loyalty, love, and living with purpose.
I’m coming for my racks, I’m coming for the cheddar, and I’m doing it with God on my side. It’s a journey that’s guided by faith, but also fueled by ambition. There’s a lot of people out here chasing fame or money, but what really matters? For me, it’s about securing the bag, but also keeping the family tight, loving the right one, and making sure you’re on the right path.
The chorus? It’s a declaration. I don’t need too much—just a wifey to build with, some kids to share the journey, and the racks to keep it all going. The "Certified Lover Boy" part isn’t just about relationships—it’s about the balance. Loving hard, working hard, and staying grounded.
The bridge brings that energy, the "rock out, pop out" vibe. Life’s about showing up and showing out—no fear. The repetition of "lil nigga" is my way of keeping it real, talking to the ones who know the grind and understand what I’m saying.
I had to make sure the whole message was clear through the outro. It’s not just about what I want, it’s about what I value. This is for those who keep it real, stay true to the people that matter, and know where they come from. Love, loyalty, faith—those are the pillars.
CLBGFG4L.wav is more than just a track. It’s a celebration of life, a celebration of keeping it real, and a reminder that no matter how far you go, your roots always stay strong.

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CLBGFG4L.wav (Certified Lover Boy, God First & Gangsta 4 Life) Official Visualizer out now!

Lessons #LLW is a song I made during the darkest chapter of my life, when the weight of the world felt unbearable. It’s about going through some of the worst times, but what made it even harder was losing my best friend—someone I’d known since I was 4 or 5 years old. We grew up together, shared memories, and experienced life side by side. And then, just like that, he was gone. The hardest part is that I still haven’t processed it. Sometimes I still don’t believe he’s really dead, like any minute now, he’ll come back or it’ll just be a bad dream.

In that moment, when I was already struggling with my own battles, the universe felt like it had just collapsed on me. I didn’t know how to deal with the pain, the confusion, or the anger. Everything I thought I knew about life, about friendship, and about love—it all seemed meaningless. I crashed out, lost everything, and was left trying to make sense of it all.

Lessons #LLW is the sound of that pain—the fight to understand how life could be so cruel, the process of realizing that grief doesn’t have a timeline, and the struggle to keep going when it feels like everything’s falling apart. It’s for anyone who’s lost someone close, especially someone you grew up with and can’t imagine life without. This song is a way for me to make sense of the loss, to honor the friendship, and to remind myself—and anyone else who’s hurting—that the lessons we learn in the hardest times are the ones that shape us the most. Even when it feels like everything is lost, we keep going.

This one’s for you, bro—always.

Lessons #LLW (feat. Wonda)

Hold My Tongue is the aftermath—the reckoning. It’s where I’m standing firm, unapologetic, and unshaken. I don’t regret a damn thing. Every word, every action, every moment that led me here, I own it. The streets made me who I am—made me a demon baby in the trenches—and I’m not backing down from that.

This track is about the truth that comes when you stop trying to please everyone and start living for yourself. The world might want me to stay quiet, to hold back, to apologize for the things I’ve said and done, but that’s not me. I’ve been through too much, seen too much, and survived too much to ever hold my tongue.

Hold My Tongue is a declaration of standing on what I said, of taking full responsibility for my choices—good, bad, or ugly. It’s a reminder that every decision, every word, came from a place of survival, and in the trenches, you don’t apologize for surviving. I’m not here to play nice, I’m here to speak my truth, even if it cuts deep.

This is me, unapologetic, never holding back. This is for anyone who’s been through the grind and made it out, no matter what it took. You don’t have to regret your truth. You don’t have to apologize for being who you are. Keep standing on it.

Hold My Tongue

Almighty Quay is my declaration of purpose, a recognition that I am something more than just a man—I’m chosen. This isn’t about arrogance; it’s about understanding that there’s a higher power guiding me, a spiritual force that’s been with me through every struggle, every triumph, and every moment of doubt. I know I’ve been through the fire for a reason. My experiences, the battles I’ve fought, the pain I’ve endured—all of it was part of a bigger plan. And now, I walk in that truth with conviction.

I feel like I was chosen by God to do something greater than myself, to be a light in the darkness. I’ve been tested, pushed to my limits, and yet here I am, stronger and more focused than ever. I’ve been blessed with a gift, a purpose that I can’t ignore, and I’m finally stepping into that power—Almighty Quay is the result of that realization.

This track is me claiming my destiny. I’m not just a man in the world; I’m a vessel for something divine, something beyond what the world sees. When you know you’re chosen, when you feel that spiritual calling, you walk with a different kind of confidence. You move differently. This is my way of saying, "I see it now. I know who I am." Almighty Quay is me walking in my truth, in my purpose, knowing that I’m not just here to survive—I’m here to rise.

Almighty Quay [Official Music Video out now!]

Father's Daughter (May & May)

Father's Daughter (May & May) is more than just a song—it's a feeling, an experience, a journey of unspoken connection. I made this not just with words, but with the weight of the silence between us, the shared pain that we carry from losing our father. Sometimes, words aren’t enough to capture the depth of what we’ve been through. This track is for those moments when the only thing that can speak to the soul is the sound itself—the beat, the melody, and the background vocals that hold the space for everything we’ve felt, without saying a single word.

This song isn’t just about the struggle; it’s about the bond we share as twins, as siblings who survived the same heartbreak. It’s about the times we didn’t need to speak to understand each other, the moments when we both knew the weight of what we lost, and how we carry it together. Without the lyrics, you feel the intensity of that connection, the depth of the loss, and the strength we find in one another.

May & May is a tribute to that bond—the one that goes beyond words. Even though our father isn’t here physically, the love we have for each other is constant. Through the beats and the subtle harmonies, it’s a reminder that I’ll always be there for her—just like she’s always been there for me. No matter how hard life gets, we carry each other. We are survivors of this heartache, and together, we’re stronger.

This is for you, sis—forever and always.

Father's Daughter (Intro)

R.I.P/Who You Foolin

The Purpose (Burn Quaymix) Official Visualizer out now!

"Paid In Full (Blowing Me Kisses Quaymix)" dives into the complexity of self-awareness and vulnerability in relationships. The lyrics reflect the struggle of feeling imperfect for a traditional relationship, yet still desiring to offer something real and meaningful. It’s about knowing you're not the ideal partner in the conventional sense, but still having the ability to treat someone with respect, care, and understanding—like you’re fully committed, even if the circumstances don’t align with a perfect love story. The song speaks to the raw, honest desire to show someone they’re valued, offering them the best you have to give, even if you’re not always sure how it fits into the bigger picture. It’s a message for anyone who’s ever felt flawed but still strives to give love in a way that’s genuine, with no pretense, just real connection and respect.

Paid In Full (Blowing Me Kisses Quaymix)

Moose Knuckle

Another Win

10:45PM (Bonus)

"Rooted Riches" by BabyQuay is a surprise compilation of trap and trap melodic sounds, with one pluggnb track, spanning from 2019 to 2023. A raw, high-energy tape that blends catchy hooks and hard beats—just a little something for the fans.

Numb Freestyle (Intro)

How Dare

Myself

Bugatti Chrysler

CullyMode

Rosa Parks

WYA? [Hosted by DJ Infamous]

Blitz [Hosted by DJ Infamous]

Welcome To Darkness (Intro) [Hosted by DJ Infamous]

Spend Dat

Fuck U

Single

Make You Proud

Make You Proud (Interlude)

Too Much

ARYK

High Skool (A.R.Y.K)

Burn

Too Deep

4L (For Life)

Lyin'

Lyin' (Intro)

hmu 4 beats💞

Lyrics:
[Intro]
Gang!
Beep
Hello!
KB on the track 
Gang
Might fuck around and take your life
But you can live, yeah, for the right price (For the right price, gang!)
Might fuck around and take your life
But you can [?] (Skrt, skrt, skrt)

[Chorus]
Might fuck around and take your life
But you can live, yeah, for the right price (For the right price, gang!)
These niggas act, these niggas lies
They ain't worth my time (They ain't worth my time)
Uh, bad bitches on me
Two pistols on me
Don't make me catch a homi (Don't make me catch a homi)
Uh, bad bitches on me
Two pistols on me
Don't make me catch a homi (Don't make me catch a homi)

[Verse]
I was walking down the street (Yeah)
Smoking on that dope, that cali weed (On that cali weed, gang!)
Life so stressful for me
So I'm popping these pills, so i can't feel a thing (Uh)
Uh, i can't pop no more, so I'm smoking on this green
I got polo on my coat, lil bih what you mean (Skrt)
I ain't motherfucking broke, I just act like a fiend
'Cause these pussy niggas hating, and hating all on me 
Uh, I'm just getting the chicken
Run down, with that mask down, hit a lic and (Bop, bop, bop!)
Run up with that mula, i gotta get it
Holla, any bank card, you can make it (Beep, beep)

 
[Chorus]
Might fuck around and take your life
But you can live, yeah, for the right price (For the right price, gang!)
These niggas act, these niggas lies
They ain't worth my time (They ain't worth my time)
Uh, bad bitches on me
Two pistols on me
Don't make me catch a homi (Don't make me catch a homi)
Uh, bad bitches on me
Two pistols on me
Don't make me catch a homi (Don't make me catch a homi)

[Outro]
I'm just tryna fill my plate
But these lil niggas keep hating
Glock 17, make it spray (Boom, boom)
I'm just tryna fill my plate
But these lil niggas keep hating
Glock 17, make it spray (Make it spray, Make it spray, Make it spray, Make it spray, gang!)

Right Price [Prod. BabyQuay] + LYRICS IN DESCRIPTION

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As an artist, BabyQuay creates for the people and does it all for his father. His music is a reflection of the struggle, growth, and resilience that come with life’s challenges. Drawing inspiration from a variety of experiences—both personal and observational—he blends hard-hitting trap with raw emotion to speak on the realities of love, loss, and survival. BabyQuay's sound captures the intensity of the streets, the depth of relationships, and the internal battles we all face, offering a soundtrack for those navigating their own journeys.

With a mission to share his truth and elevate others along the way, BabyQuay remains focused on leaving a legacy that honors his roots and the lessons that shaped him. Every track is a piece of his story, created to inspire and connect with listeners who understand the grind.

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