BigWalkDog isn’t tiptoeing into his next era — he’s kicking the door in. The 6’8″ Mississippi rapper just dropped “Forehead,” his latest single via UnitedMasters, and it’s another confident step toward his forthcoming project, Until Then, set to land at the end of May.

Produced by Bankroll Got It, “Forehead” finds Walk locked in his natural pocket: direct, unbothered, and moving entirely off instinct. That signature Southern drawl rides the beat with the kind of weight only a Delta-bred storyteller can deliver. There’s no overreaching, no chasing a trend — just Walk being Walk, which is exactly why his run keeps building momentum.

The visual, directed by Teo Shot This, plays out like a short film disguised as a music video. It opens with a tense, slow-burn setup before exploding into a full-blown bank heist sequence, cut against clean, larger-than-life performance shots. The juxtaposition works: one minute Walk is orchestrating a high-stakes robbery, the next he’s commanding the frame solo, reminding viewers that the cinematic energy isn’t a costume — it’s a reflection of how he moves.

“Forehead” follows April’s “Hittin’ For,” the official lead single from Until Then, which showcased his sharp lyricism and lifestyle-driven storytelling. Together, the two tracks paint a clear picture of where BigWalkDog is headed: an artist tightening his sound, owning his independence, and proving that staying power isn’t a buzzword for him — it’s the plan.

For longtime fans, this is the BigWalkDog who broke through with projects like Trick City and Playoff, the same one behind the RIAA Gold-certified “Poppin” with Gucci Mane and “Whole Lotta Ice” with Lil Baby and Pooh Shiesty. For new listeners, “Forehead” is a perfect entry point — a three-minute case study in Southern rap craftsmanship.

Stream “Forehead” on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3qNeFSGGqJhc2Q4QPbJlZ4

Until Then arrives at the end of May. If “Forehead” is any indication, BigWalkDog is about to make the rest of the year very hard to ignore.