After a bit of a delay, 2 Chainz will release his anticipated sixth album So Help Me God this Friday (Nov. 13). Anchored by the singles “Money Maker” and “Quarantine Thick,” Grey Tauheed (my nickname, not his) has now shared his album’s cover art: a children’s picture of himself.
“[A] Lot of artists have used baby pics to tell their story but this one different!” 2 Chainz said on Twitter. “This is 8th grade me, a proof pic bc we couldn’t afford to order the picture package and yes I had on 2 chains.”
The musician has also teamed with NBA 2K21, which will debut songs from the album within the game tonight (Nov. 10) at 12:01am PT (aka, “knocked out hours” out East).
“I’m always looking at new ways to drop new music and connect with my fans. Premiering my music in NBA 2K21 is an incredible , exciting opportunity,” he said in a statement. “Music and sports go hand in hand, rappers wanna be athletes and athletes want to be rappers. 2K has grown into a leading music platform and we wanted to bring the NBA 2K community these hits to ball out to in The City or at the 2K Beach.”
The rapper also revealed how she handles getting rid of gifts from "certain exes."
PlaqueBoyMax is generally a big fan of NBA YoungBoy's music, but he drew YB's ire for not liking a particular "Slime Cry" album cut.
The spokesperson said the pop star was simply telling a story to her table.
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Usher, Teyana Taylor and more also stopped by to hold Hart's feet to the fire.
The girl group also revealed their dream collaborators.
They are also holding a special livestreamed concert later tonight (May 6)
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