Babyface Ray sets his sequel album date this week, with UNF*CKWITABLE II confirmed for Friday, November 13, 2026, through EMPIRE. The announcement is the label’s own: HipHopStories’ report of the EMPIRE rollout confirms the date and the headline features, Veeze, 42 Dugg and Peezy, and Apple Music lists the album at 18 songs.
The sequel framing is the story. The original Unfuckwitable, released in 2021, was Ray’s EMPIRE debut and the project that launched his national run, cracking the Billboard charts for the first time and growing into a deluxe edition the same year. Returning to that title five years later is a deliberate bookend: the Detroit rapper measuring the distance between the record that broke him through and the career it produced.
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Babyface Ray Unfuckwitable 2 keeps Detroit at the centre
The feature list reads as a Detroit roll call. Veeze, whose rise has been one of the city’s defining stories of the decade; 42 Dugg, a hometown voice whose presence still moves a record; and Peezy, a pillar of the Team Eastside era, all join an album whose centre of gravity stays in the D. Advance listings have also named Lil Yee among the guests. For a sequel to the album that introduced Ray nationally, stacking the credits with Detroit artists is a statement about where the record belongs.
Sequels carry a specific risk, and Ray’s catalogue since 2021 is the counterweight. Face reached number 31 on the Billboard 200 in 2022, Mob followed at number 54 the same year, and Summer’s Mine and The Kid That Did kept the run going through 2023 and 2024. UNF*CKWITABLE II does not arrive as a comeback attempt. It arrives mid run, from an artist with four more years of albums behind the title he is reviving.
What lands on November 13
What is verified today is the frame: 18 songs, a November 13 release date, EMPIRE behind it, and a Detroit heavy guest list led by Veeze, 42 Dugg and Peezy. The full tracklist has not been published ahead of release, and this preview does not invent one. The album lands Friday, on one of the heaviest release days of the fall, and iimiTV will return to it once the record itself is in hand.
