Album: JACKBOYS 2 Album by JACKBOYS & Travis Scott

JACKBOYS 2 marks the highly anticipated follow-up from the viral hip-hop collective JACKBOYS, now teaming up with Travis Scott to deliver a fresh wave of high-energy tracks. Set to drop in 2025, this 17-track album blends the signature swagger of JACKBOYS with the signature production polish of Scott, promising a mix of bangers and deep cuts. From the collective’s signature radio-friendly hits to Scott’s signature bass-heavy anthems, the lineup showcases a dynamic range of styles, featuring standout contributions from artists like Don Toliver, Sheck Wes, and Playboi Carti.

The album kicks off with JACKBOYS’ own "JB2 RADIO," a track designed to set the tone for the rest of the project. Travis Scott takes the lead on several cuts, including the Don Toliver-assisted "Champaign & Vacay" and the Sheck Wes and Don Toliver-backed "2000 Excursion," both of which promise to deliver that signature Astroworld-inspired vibe. Meanwhile, SoFaygo’s "MM3" and Don Toliver’s "Velour" add fresh perspectives, while Scott’s solo tracks like "Kick Out" and "Dumbo" showcase his signature lyrical flow and production.

Collaborations with major names like Future, Youngboy Never Broke Again, and Kodak Black elevate the project’s star power, ensuring a mix of both underground energy and mainstream appeal. Tracks like "Where Was You" (ft. Playboi Carti and Future) and "Florida Flow" (ft. Kodak Black) highlight the album’s ability to balance high-octane hooks with deep cuts that resonate with fans. Sheck Wes’ "ILMB" and Don Toliver’s "No Comments" further solidify the album’s ability to blend introspection with explosive beats.

JACKBOYS 2 isn’t just an album—it’s an evolution of the collective’s sound, now expanded with Travis Scott’s signature production and a roster of rising stars. Whether it’s the collective’s signature swagger or Scott’s signature basslines, this project is poised to redefine what fans expect from JACKBOYS. With a tracklist packed with potential hits, JACKBOYS 2 is one to watch as it rolls out in 2025.