Young Thug and Young Stoner Life have returned with the biggest Slime Language release yet, packing 41 songs, major guests and a deep YSL roster showcase into a sprawling double album.
Young Thug and YSL Records officially released Slime Language 3 on August 28, 2026, delivering a 41-track double album that runs for roughly two hours and 14 minutes. The project arrived late Friday as a surprise release and brings together Young Thug with both longtime YSL affiliates and a newer generation of artists connected to the label.
The guest list makes the scale of the project clear. Lil Baby, Travis Scott, Future, Yeat, Quavo, Trippie Redd, Cash Cobain, Veeze, Rob49 and Mariah the Scientist all appear across the album, while YSL-linked names including Tezzus, diamond*, BSlime, 1300SAINT, iyrus, Yung Kayo, Lil Unky, Sk8star, Biggs and Unfoonk are spread throughout the tracklist. Rather than functioning like a conventional Young Thug solo album, Slime Language 3 is structured as a label showcase with Thug serving as the gravitational center.
The first half opens with “Gotta Love Us,” a seven-minute posse cut featuring BSlime, Tezzus, diamond* and Pz’, before moving through records such as “ØWAYSL,” “Mob Guys,” “Function” and the Lil Baby-assisted “Club Outside.” One of the most immediate attention-grabbers is “Eaters,” which puts Young Thug alongside Travis Scott, Future, Yeat and Tezzus on the same track. Other Side A appearances include Veeze on “Grandma’s Baby,” Quavo on “Tezzus & diamond*,” and Trippie Redd on “We Dead.”
The second side keeps the roster-heavy format intact. Songs such as “Believe That,” “Tonight,” “Baddies,” “Birthday,” “Switch Up,” “Snakes On My Collar” and “What It Do” continue to mix established guests with artists YSL is positioning for a wider audience. Mariah the Scientist appears on “Switch Up,” while Cash Cobain surfaces on multiple cuts and the late Lil Keed is featured on “Snakes On My Collar.” Across all 41 tracks, the project is clearly designed to make the YSL name feel bigger than any one artist.
Slime Language 3 also extends a compilation series that has steadily grown in commercial reach. The original Slime Language arrived in 2018 and debuted at No. 8 on the Billboard 200, while 2021’s Slime Language 2 topped the chart and produced major songs including “Ski” and the Drake-assisted “Solid.” The third installment arrives five years later with a noticeably different roster and a much larger track count, making it both a sequel and a reset for the YSL compilation format.
The timing gives the album extra weight within Young Thug’s career. After years dominated by the YSL RICO case, Thug pleaded guilty in October 2024 and was sentenced to probation rather than additional prison time. He returned with UY Scuti in 2025, but Slime Language 3 shifts the spotlight outward again, using his name and influence to reintroduce YSL as an active collective while highlighting newer voices around him.
Slime Language 3 is available now on Apple Music and Spotify. Fans can also hear the officially distributed “Eaters” audio on YouTube. With 41 tracks and more than two hours of music, the album gives listeners a broad snapshot of where Young Thug and YSL are heading next.
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