A$AP Rocky has officially lifted the curtain on what fans can expect from his long-awaited album, Don’t Be Dumb, set to arrive later this week. Taking to social media on Wednesday, the Harlem rapper shared the full tracklist, confirming that the project will feature 15 tracks in total. While the song titles are now public, Rocky has remained tight-lipped about whether any guest appearances will be included.
The album kicks off with “Order of Protection” before moving into the previously released single “Helicopter$.” From there, listeners will be taken through a mix of skits and tracks, including “Interrogation,” “Stole Ya Flow,” “Stay Here,” “Playa,” and “Trespass.” The latter half of the project continues with “Stop Snitching,” “STFU,” “Punk Rocky,” and “Air Force (Black Demarco),” followed by “Whiskey (Release Me),” “Robbery,” “Don’t Be Dumb / Trip Baby,” and a closing track fittingly titled “The End.”
As soon as Rocky shared the tracklist on Instagram, fans flooded the comments with excitement. Many praised the lineup, while others began speculating about surprise features. One hopeful fan even suggested that a Rihanna appearance would make the album complete.
Don’t Be Dumb is scheduled for release on Friday, January 16, and anticipation is already sky-high. The album has reportedly crossed more than one million pre-saves on Spotify, signaling strong demand for Rocky’s return. The project also marks his first full-length release since Testing dropped back in 2018.
Earlier this month, Rocky began rolling out the album with the single “Punk Rocky,” which arrived alongside a cinematic music video starring Winona Ryder. He followed that up with “Helicopter$,” giving fans another visual-heavy release that added to the album’s momentum.
The release date for Don’t Be Dumb is shaping up to be a competitive one, as several major hip-hop projects are also landing the same day. The Game is set to drop a new Gansta Grillz mixtape, while NBA YoungBoy will release his next album, Slime Cry.
Beyond Rocky, the hip-hop world is buzzing with other long-awaited announcements. J. Cole recently confirmed that his highly anticipated album The Fall-Off will finally arrive in February, with vinyl pre-orders already available—further proving that 2026 is starting strong for rap fans.
