By 2011, Epps had rebranded himself 2 Chainz, releasing a series of solo mixtapes considered regional classics and eventually signing with Def Jam. Toni also teased that his new album could be his last trap album, tweeting that in July 2021.The Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz has lived a lot of life.Ī one-time college athlete born Tauheed Epps, he scored his first major hit as a rapper with the Lil Wayne-assisted “Duffle Bag Boy” in 2007, when he was still known as Tity Boi, one half of Playaz Circle.
Instead, he dropped the anniversary edition of his mixtape T.R.U. Two-tone Toni went all of 2021 without releasing a full-length project, which is unlike the rapper. “You know I ain’t been around this long with out being a thinker and a constant student & teacher of the game my album ‘DOPE DONT SELL ITSELF’ drops this month and single drops this week.” “Hey you how you been!? It’s been a minute I know, but im back with something new and exotic,” said the College Park, Georgia-based rapper on Instagram.
Later this month, a hip-hop veteran will be adding his name to the list of artists dropping new music in January, with 2 Chainz announcing that his next studio album will drop this month. Kicking off this year with a bang, Gunna and The Weeknd respectively announced new albums, which will both be out at the end of this week. The world is still struggling to get this pandemic under control but in the music industry, it looks like artists have gotten back into their grooves. This year is shaping up to be something special - at least for music. 2 Chainz is releasing his new album “Dope Don’t Sell Itself” this month.
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