2 Chainz Says New Album Will Be His Last Trap Record
2 Chainz is evolving. And apparently that evolution includes no longer dropping albums dedicated to the trap.
Tity Boi has been one of trap music s most ardent artists over the years. However, he appears to have had a change of heart. On Saturday morning (July 17), he shared his epiphany with his fans on Twitter. This gone be my last trap album, enjoy, the Atlanta MC tweeted.
It is unclear why Tit is moving in a different direction. It could be him just wanting to progress as an artist and not be pigeonholed to one sub-genre. If his next album is indeed the final trap record, the former Playaz Circle member has had one helluva run, which includes over 20 mixtapes, EPs and albums with a focus on the trap life.
Soulja Boy has reportedly been ordered to stay away from the woman who recently accused him of assault.
On Saturday (July 17), TMZ published a report stating the unnamed accuser filed for a restraining order against SB, born DeAndre Way, back in January. According to legal documents obtained by the celebrity news site, Soulja agreed to the mandate, which requires him to stay away from the woman for three years. It will expire on July 16, 2024.
The restraining order follows reports that the woman is suing the Make It Clap rapper. In January, news broke that the woman, who goes by Jane Doe in the lawsuit, had filed a suit accusing SB of domestic violence, negligence, sexual battery, assault, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent infliction of emotional distress and gender violence. The woman claims she endured years of abuse from Soulja Boy. One violent incident, she alleges, caused her to have a miscarriage.
This week brings some music that the people have been waiting for: a second posthumous release from a beloved Brooklyn drill rapper, a new project from a Louisiana rap veteran and a collaborative effort created by two California natives, one of which is a 2021
The saying goes, You cannot say Pop and forget the Smoke, and this week, a second posthumous album from the undeniable talent with the signature raspy voice is being delivered by his team.
Faith, Pop Smoke s sophomore LP, which is also the second coming since his tragic murder on Feb. 19, 2020, has arrived. The fully loaded project has star-studded features including Kanye West, Pusha T, Rick Ross, The-Dream, 42 Dugg, 21 Savage, Takeoff, Future, Chris Brown, Dua Lipa, Pharrell, Quavo, Kid Cudi, Kodak Black and more. Fellow Brooklynites Bizzy Banks and Rah Swish as well as The Bronx s own Lil Tjay also appear. Although Pop Smoke has been gone in the physical for nearly a year-and-a-half, his memory lives on through hi
Faith, arrived today at midnight. And while many rap fans are speaking on the project overall, some are particularly focusing on a bar Pusha T dropped on Pop s track, Tell the Vision, featuring Kanye West, which people believe is a diss towards Drake.
On the line in particular, King Push rhymes, The crown is only for the king, they tryna place it on a clown.
While it s unclear who Pusha is referring to because he opted against a name-drop, people are speculating that the bar is a jab at Drake, Pusha T s known rap enemy.
One person tweeted, Lmao @PUSHA T cannot be relevant without going at Drake. He proves that time & time again. Tell The Vision was almost a good song.
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