Although gyms everywhere are closed for the foreseeable future, we don’t need to use that as an excuse to let our fitness and health goals fall by the wayside. Now’s probably an even more important time than ever before to get your health and fitness in check, actually. Not only that, but influencers and health brands, as well as local gyms, are making it easy for you to do that by sharing at-home work out routines or else putting on group Instagram Live fitness classes for you to follow along in the comfort of your living room. That all being said, we decided we needed to give you a new edition of the Fit or Die gym workout-from-home playlist. 

This week’s playlist starts off with Fivio Foreign’s (who is officially Coronavirus-free) new drop, “Wetty”. The energy he brings, every time, is perfect for working out, including “Big Drip (Remix)” featuring Quavo and Lil Baby, “2 Cars” with Mr. Swipey, and to end the playlist “Pop Out.”

Lil Baby fits quite a few tracks in as well with “Solid,” “Gang Signs,” “Never Recover” featuring Gunna and Drake, “Forever” with Lil Wayne. He is also featured on Rich the Kid’s “Stuck Together,” 42 Dugg’s “Not A Rapper” with Yo Gotti.

Joyner Lucas’ tribute to Will Smith called “Will” is fun, positive and also fits perfectly into the playlist. Let us know what songs you’ve been vibing to for your at-home work outs in the comment section.

As our new gym playlist continues to grow weekly, we’re back with another fresh curation. We start off this week’s gym playlist with the first song off of Lil Uzi Vert’s much-anticipated and long-awaited project Eternal Atake, “Baby Pluto.” The album that we almost thought would never come finally arrived, and with it, we’ve got several songs worthy of gym motivation. Included on the playlist this week: “Celebration Station” and “Secure The Bag” from the same album.

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A new single from Rich The Kid called “Red” appears this week, while fans await the rapper’s Boss Man album. RTK’s “That’s Tuff” featuring Quavo stays on for another week. Tory Lanez also stays another week with “K Lo K” featuring up-and-comer Fivio Foreign. Another up-and-comer who you may not be as familiar, Blacc Zacc, makes an appearance with Yo Gotti on “Fucc Up A Checc,” the perfect song for this mix. Finally, we’re hoping the two songs from Melli’s 2019 project phAses “Gangsta Talk” and “Copy” not only push you harder in the gym but maybe even find her a new fan.

Follow the playlist here to get your weekly gym mix, with two hours worth of music. 

Let us know which rapper motivates you the most when you’re in the gym in the comments.

We start this week’s edition of the Fit Or Die gym playlist with a couple of new tracks from Lil Baby‘s new project, My Turn, which just dropped on Friday. The Tay Keith produced banger “Commercial” featuring Lil Uzi Vert kicks off the playlist in a slow and steady fashion, perfect as you warm up for your work out. Lil Uzi Vert has been featured several times on the playlist, and again he shows up today with his new song “That Way.”

2 Chainz also made a solo return this past week with “No TV,” before we get back into some of the staple playlist additions: Roddy Ricch, Pop Smoke (“Welcome To The Party” finds a new place while “Mannequin” and “Shake The Room” are repeats.), Youngboy NBA, and even Valee makes an appearance with his Good Job, You Found Me cut “Shell.” You might also be surprised to find a little bit of classic Cam’ron on the list, “Oh Boy” fills a nostalgic need.

We’ve curated over two hours of high-energy music to fuel any type of exercise, so hopefully there is something in there to keep you motivated.

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It’s been another great week for hip-hop music, with the release of Youngboy Never Broke Again‘s new album Still Flexin, Still Steppin which you can stream in full here. NBA Youngboy is full of bangers, and we have a couple repeats from last week including “Knocked Off” and “Fine By Time,” but we’ve also added “Lil Top,” “RIP Lil Phat,” “Bat Man” “Call Me Late” and “Bad Bad” from the Baton Rouge rapper.

The devastating news of Pop Smoke’s murder has the entirety of Hip Hop mourning the up-and-coming New York artist. He’s been a staple on our Gym playlist from the get-go, and that’s not changing this week, as we still come to terms with this loss. His music has become a massive motivational tool to get through work outs, with adrenal-pumping songs like “War” and “Mannequin” with Lil Tjay as well as “Shake The Room” featuring Quavo, which remain on the playlist week after week.

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Kicking off the playlist this week is Casanova’s New York collaboration with Fivio Foreign and Smoove L, “D&D.” Fivio Foreign makes a couple of appearances as a guest artist this week. Check out the tracklisting below and let us know which songs motivate you the most when you’re in the gym. 

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Every week, we curate a brand new 2-hour long playlist that is stacked with motivational music for you to use when you hit the gym, whether it be the daunting treadmill warm-up (or even worse, the 30-minute cardio bike ride), or it’s for a strength training round of set and reps. Whatever way you choose to stay fit, we’ve got the soundtrack.

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This week, we’re reminiscing about Mac Miller and Nipsey Hussle, and decided to sprinkle them all throughout the playlist. We start the tracklist with “Desperado” from Mac Miller’s fan-favourite Macadelic mixtape. Followed by another classic/throwback, this time from Rick Ross and Jay-Z with “The Devil is a Lie” off the Mastermind album. Both Pop Smoke and Lil Tjay make a couple of appearances once again this week, with “War” and “Mannequin.” There are two new tracks from YoungBoy Never Broke Again, and with two of his songs from last week making it back into rotation, he is among the most heavily-featured this week. 

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Here’s to the second weekly edition of the Fit Or Die Workout Playlist. Last week we kicked off the inaugural edition of the playlist, with music from Lil Uzi, Lil Wayne and more.

This week, we’ve completely re-vamped so your gym workouts will not get tiresome. While Lil Wayne and Uzi still make an appearance or two, we start with “Mannequin,” a new track from Pop Smoke and Lil Tjay. This duo works very well together, Pop Smoke bringing his trademark booming voice while Tjay adds harmony. Don’t be surprised to find their earlier collab, “War” further down the playlist too. Pop Smoke’s new album, Meet the Woo 2, just dropped on Friday and you’ll find many more choice tracks off, including “Invincible” and “Shake The Room” with Quavo also appearing on this week’s playlist.

The new “Yikes” by Nicki Minaj fits in nicely between older tracks from Young M.A. and Dave East.

Finally, we keep some songs in rotation from Kevin Gates, Stunna 4 Vegas and Lil Wayne, because they have that adrenaline boost you need to get you through your last set.

Our Spotify playlist selection continues to grow. With FIRE EMOJI, On the Come Up and R&B SEASON in full swing, we’re debuting a brand new addition that will help soundtrack your fitness routine.

The  first official edition of the (Get) FitOrDie (Trying) Gym playlist includes artists like Stunna 4 Vegas, Mac Miller, Travis Scott and DaBabby. This playlist series is designed specifically for your workout, but it is not exclusively filled with high-tempo tracks. The 2 hour playlist features energetic songs like Stunna 4 Vegas’ “ON FYE” and Stormzy’s “Audacity” but also feel-good songs like Roddy Ricch‘s “The Box” and Mac Miller’s “Blue Word.”

We start the playlist off with Lil Uzi Vert’s “Futsal Shuffle 2020,” which may be considered an “older” song at this point, but one that continues to grow on us. This hip-hop-dominated mix of new and older songs will keep you entertained and stimulated through out your work out, even if you’re not working out for the full two hours.

Finally, we had to put a couple tracks from the new Lil Wayne album, Funeral, sprinkled through out the playlist.

What are your favourite songs for a work out session? Drop them in the comments, we’ll be updating this playlist and sharing it every Monday morning, weekly.

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