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FattMack releases Mr. Did It By Hisself 3, his second album of 2026

The Mobile, Alabama rapper enlists Polo G and BabyDrill on the new record, HotNewHipHop reports.

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FattMack released Mr. Did It By Hisself 3 on August 7, his second album of 2026, HotNewHipHop reported. The Mobile, Alabama rapper's follow-up to February's McKenzie 2.0 expansion runs 20 tracks and leans on a title that sums up his whole pitch: he built his name in the 2020s on doing it himself.

The guest list draws on FattMack's circle: Polo G joins him on Lay It Down, ThereGoMarcus and Jay Montana turn up on 100 Million, BabyDrill features on Icon, and Big Yavo closes things out on Karma. HotNewHipHop said the record moves between bouncy, bubbly trap and more boisterous, rage-adjacent cuts.

Song titles across the tracklist hint at that range, from the horror-movie nod of Jason Vorhees to the more vulnerable All Love, Life Goes On and Done with Xans, alongside cuts like Astronaut, Passionate Killer, Headlight and Smile. HotNewHipHop noted the lengthy list won't land for every listener, but pointed to a handful of standouts worth returning to.

Mr. Did It By Hisself 3 is FattMack's second full album of the year, following the McKenzie 2.0 expansion he put out in February. It's the latest addition to the release calendar and our hip-hop coverage, another entry from a rapper who has spent the 2020s building a reputation on doing things his own way.

HotNewHipHop reported no tour dates or additional release plans tied to the album. What's clear is the pace: two full-length projects in one year, both self-driven, both landing on FattMack's own terms.

The facts

  • Mr. Did It By Hisself 3 is FattMack's second album of 2026
  • It follows the McKenzie 2.0 expansion released in February
  • Guests include Polo G, BabyDrill, ThereGoMarcus and Jay Montana
  • FattMack is from Mobile, Alabama

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