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Young Nudy releases his new album, Just Doin Me, on Wednesday, October 28. The revealed tracklist brings together Nudy, Atlanta rapper 21 Savage, JID and Fatt Smaxk. It also confirms that “Who Dat Is” and “Broke Bitch” appear on the project.

For Atlanta music fans, 21 Savage is a notable connection. He is Nudy’s cousin, and the artists have shared songs across different points in their careers. This release puts that family and musical link back in focus as the album becomes the latest breaking news from Atlanta’s hip-hop scene.

21 Savage’s Atlanta story

21 Savage was born in London and moved to Atlanta with his mother at age seven. The city became central to his life and music. His career grew from early releases into a wider presence in rap, with Atlanta remaining an important part of his public story.

His early project The Slaughter Tape arrived in 2015, the same year that Billboard reported Young Nudy drew attention after appearing on 21 Savage’s “Air It Out.” The early appearance offers a point of connection between their musical histories. Nudy was establishing his own work, while 21 Savage was beginning to attract a wider audience.

The next year marked a major step for 21 Savage. He joined producer Metro Boomin for Savage Mode, a 2016 collaborative project that helped bring his music to more listeners. Its restrained sound and focused presentation became a recognizable part of his early work. The project also helped establish a creative partnership that shaped an important chapter in his career.

21 Savage continued to expand his reach through solo releases and collaborations. In 2020, he won the Grammy for Best Rap Song alongside J. Cole for “a lot.” The Recording Academy’s award listing confirms the win. It marked a significant recognition for a rapper whose career began with independent releases and grew into a major presence in contemporary hip-hop.

That path gives his appearance on Just Doin Me added context. The feature links Nudy’s new album to an artist with a long-standing Atlanta story and an established place in rap. It is also a continuation of a family connection: Young Nudy and 21 Savage are cousins.

A family and music connection

The two artists have worked together before. Their collaborations include “Peaches & Eggplants,” a Young Nudy track featuring 21 Savage. That history makes his place on the new tracklist familiar, while also giving listeners another opportunity to hear the pair together on Nudy’s latest release.

Their connection extends beyond a single collaboration. Both artists are associated with Atlanta, though each has developed a distinct musical identity. Nudy’s album places 21 Savage alongside other collaborators, with Nudy at the center of the project. For listeners who follow both artists, the feature adds a clear point of interest to the release.

The family tie is also a direct part of the story, rather than simply a detail around the tracklist. As Nudy prepares to release Just Doin Me, 21 Savage’s presence brings together relatives whose music careers have grown in parallel with Atlanta’s wider hip-hop scene. The album offers a new setting for that relationship, without needing to frame the collaboration as anything beyond what the tracklist confirms.

What the tracklist confirms

The revealed tracklist names 21 Savage, JID and Fatt Smaxk as featured artists. That mix connects Nudy with established collaborators and another Atlanta voice. The confirmation gives fans a more complete view of the album’s guest lineup ahead of its Wednesday release.

“Who Dat Is” and “Broke Bitch” are also confirmed on the final tracklist. “Who Dat Is” was part of the album rollout, as AllHipHop reported. Its inclusion gives listeners a known title to look for when the full project arrives. “Broke Bitch” is another confirmed song on the final listing.

The reported track count has varied, so a firm number is not included here. The reliable details are the release date, confirmed featured artists and the two song titles. For more on the tracklist reveal, see Hip-Hop Vibe’s report.

What to know before release day

Just Doin Me arrives Wednesday, October 28. The album’s tracklist includes 21 Savage, JID and Fatt Smaxk, with “Who Dat Is” and “Broke Bitch” also confirmed. For 21 Savage, the release adds a new collaboration with his cousin Young Nudy, continuing a musical connection that reaches back to their earlier work.

The album is the news hook, but 21 Savage’s role gives this Atlanta entertainment news story a familiar thread. From his early releases and Savage Mode to his Grammy-winning collaboration with J. Cole, his career has grown alongside the city’s evolving rap scene. His feature on Nudy’s album brings that Atlanta connection into the spotlight once again.

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Based on published reporting from Hip-Hop Vibe and AllHipHop plus public information. Atlanta Wave TV is not credentialed and is not attending. Information current as of October 27, 2026.