Listen to the best of 2 Chainz on Apple Music and Spotify.Due to Lil Wayne’s label issues, the pair were unable to enter the studio to work on the first album as much as they could. Not only did the rapper show off his formidable catalog of hits, but he also gave fans a first taste of “Money Maker.”
Most recently, 2 Chainz – who also hosts the popular VICELAND show Most Expensivest – went head-to-head with Rick Ross on Verzuz. The highly-acclaimed LP debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 5, and featured a variety of all-star guest appearances, including Lil Wayne, Young Thug, Travis Scott, Kendrick Lamar, Ariana Grande, and Drake and Quavo, who both appeared on the Platinum-certified hit, “Bigger Than You.”Ĭonsequence of Sound called the album a “next-level record,” praising that 2 Chainz was “at the top of his game.” All Music, meanwhile, declared that the rapper had reached “a new level of consciousness and amplified maturity…these 14 songs are more reflective and thoughtful than anything 2 Chainz has turned in before.” The poignant album – A&R’d by basketball superstar LeBron James – celebrated themes of black excellence and the power of education and entrepreneurship. Per the title, 2 Chainz challenged the notion that the only way out of the inner city is either to become a rapper or a ballplayer. So Help Me God will follow 2019’s Rap Or Go To The League, which was hailed as 2 Chainz’s most personal, lyrical, and soulful record to date. The two artists have enjoyed a longstanding musical partnership – most notably on 2 Chainz’s best-selling 2016 album, ColleGrove.
The lead single off So Help Me God, “Money Maker” pays tribute to historically Black colleges and universities and samples Louisiana’s Southern University’s world-renowned marching band, Human Jukebox. The bouncy single also stands as the latest collaboration between 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne.
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