West Memphis, Arkansas native Mudbaby Ru is back behind the wheel — and he’s not tapping the brakes. The rising Southern rapper just dropped his explosive new single “Black Truck,” out now via Flawless Ent/Geffen Records, and it might be his most aggressive cut yet.

Built on booming production, razor-sharp flows, and cinematic storytelling, “Black Truck” feels less like a single and more like a getaway scene. Mudbaby Ru pulls listeners directly into his world — a tense, fast-moving ride through loyalty, survival, and pressure — and never lets up. The result is an unapologetic anthem packed with intensity from the first bar to the last.

Stream “Black Truck” here: https://mudbaby.lnk.to/BlackTruck

On the new track, Mudbaby Ru leans deeper into the signature sound that’s quickly made him one of the South’s most exciting emerging voices. The record captures the chaos and unpredictability of late nights and fast decisions, all while showcasing his commanding delivery over hard-hitting production. If you’ve been sleeping on him, this is the wake-up call.

“Black Truck” arrives on the heels of serious momentum. Mudbaby Ru recently kicked off #MudMondays across his socials, where he’s been racking up viral moments week after week. That’s on top of breakout records like “Out The Mud” featuring Key Glock, fan favorites “40 Mo Reasons” and “Watch How You Step,” the viral “Gun Class” and “Gun Class II” alongside Nardo Wick and G Herbo, and his Rob 49 collab “6.2 Music” — a co-sign run that proves he can stand toe-to-toe with some of the genre’s most dominant names.

With “Gun Class” alone closing in on 8 million streams and his monthly listener count climbing toward 130,000, Mudbaby Ru is carving out a clear lane in rap’s new generation. Raw authenticity, high-energy records, and a fearless point of view — it’s the formula for what’s shaping up to be a major year ahead. And per the team, more music is coming soon.

Press play on “Black Truck” now, follow Mudbaby Ru on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, and keep an eye on #MudMondays. The South has a new voice worth turning all the way up.