“See, my future looks bright as a tangerine,” he promises.Ģ Chainz never had the chance to work with Pimp C, but it’s clear from songs like “Pimp C Back” and the excellent “Pimps (Remix)” that the shadow of Chad Butler loomed large over him. Yet here was 2 Chainz, standing tall and speaking a truly special career into existence. And he’s managed to transition into a stage of his career where a devoted fan base eagerly awaits his albums, something that was far from guaranteed a decade ago when “No Lie” and “Birthday Song” were dominating radio. He’s no longer at the center of rap culture, but he held a place there into his 40s, which is truly rare. Then, he began putting out complete bodies of work like ColleGrove and Pretty Girls Like Trap Music that showed he was so much more than just a punchline savant. He initially seemed destined to be a singles artist whose occasional hits could never match up to his stellar guest verses. What makes 2 Chainz so special is how much better he’s gotten since entering the public eye. But those Instagram caption bars only capture part of the Chainz story, and tucked away on nearly every one of his releases are smart, imaginative, and even poignant bars that point to a more fully-rounded sensibility. Some would stick with the so-simple-it's-brilliant options (“She got a big booty, so I call her Big Booty”), while others would probably opt for something from one of his star-making guest verses (“I'm drunk and high at the same time/Drinkin' champagne on the airplane”). You could ask 20 rap fans what their favorite 2 Chainz lyric is, and chances are you’d get 20 different answers. Moreover, the “No Lie” lyricist then professes, “This is a reimagined image of my “ first bank account” I’m sure some of the hustlers can relate ! Hit link in bio for merch” View this post on InstagramĪ post shared by 2 Chainz Aka Tity Boi. “Hey guys ! How are you ?Today I would like to reveal the album cover for MY upcoming classic (DOPE DONT SELL ITSELF )!,”reads the post. Through his official Instagram page the entrepreneur speaks.
Soon, the ATLien expresses his candid insight. Stacks of Blue Faces emphasizes his blunt success. A diamond-encrusted wrist drips down into a personalized shoebox bursting with bills. The creativity poignantly encompasses a snapshot of 2 Chainz’ history. Recently, The Vet offers up an eloquent artistic expression. Already, the singles, “Million Dollars Worth of Game,” and the recent, “Pop Music” is readily supplying his supporters. Somehow, Four Bracelets is still hungry and humble. So, as Tity Boi’s release date approaches he is strategically feeding its anticipation.
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