Fraternal: Keed Edition - Album by Lil Gotit & Lil Keed

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Lil Gotit and Lil Keed were brothers through and through, and on Friday, Gotit released a new album filled with posthumous Keed collabs.

Lil Keed passed away far too soon. He was a rising star, and his good friend Lil Gotit took it harder than anyone. Since Keed's passing, there have been numerous posthumous releases. Gotit had dozens of songs with the artist, and fans have had the pleasure of hearing them. On Friday, we got a collaborative album between Gotit and Keed, called Fraternal: Keed Edition. This new project features 11 new songs. If you are a fan of both of these men, then give this a listen. Lil Gotit is trying to keep Keed's legacy alive, which is a noble pursuit. Although, at times, the album serves as a reminder of a talent that was lost too soon.

Release Date: October 31, 2025

Genre: Hip-Hop

Tracklist from Fraternal: Keed Edition

  1. Game Time
  2. Cash Brothers
  3. Relapse Game
  4. Real Eyes
  5. From The Heart
  6. Stupid Shit
  7. How Bout U
  8. Woah
  9. Young N****
  10. 5 Star Residence
  11. Wild Life
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