Chief Keef’s upcoming undertaking Almighty So 2 has an official launch date after lacking out on its unique December slot because of a delay.
Based on its itemizing on Apple Music, Chief Keef’s new undertaking Almighty So 2 will now be arriving on April 14. The undertaking was introduced again in October with the discharge of two tracks — “Tony Montana Move” and “Racks Stuffed Inna Sofa.”
Keef had initially settled on a December 16 launch date, however that day got here and went with no phrase on the undertaking. Nevertheless, followers have been blessed with the rerelease of his main label debut album, Lastly Wealthy, which got here with seven unreleased tracks.
Based on a tweet from Faux Shore Drive‘s Andrew Barber, Keef had pushed the album again to 2023, however the full version of Lastly Wealthy ought to maintain followers over.
Almighty So 2 is the sequel to Keef’s Almighty So, which was launched in October 2013. It was hosted by DJ Scream and featured Tadoe and Cdai. The sequel may even function the official follow-up to Chief Keef’s final full-length effort, 4NEM, which dropped in 2021.
Almighty So 2 continues an elite run for Keef that noticed him launch 14 mixtapes over the previous few years. A few of these embrace eight volumes of his The Leek collection, 4 installations of The GloFiles, and two joint tasks with Atlanta producer Zaytoven titled GloToven and Camp GloTiggy.
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Chief Keef celebrated an enormous accolade final month when his debut album, Lastly Wealthy, formally surpassed a million items within the U.S., giving it a platinum certification. The milestone got here shortly earlier than Keef celebrated the tenth anniversary of the album on December 18.
Earlier than selecting up a platinum plaque, Lastly Wealthy surpassed one billion streams on Spotify on November 12, in line with Chart Knowledge. Lastly Wealthy arrived in December 2012 through Interscope Information and boasted appearances from 50 Cent, Wiz Khalifa, Rick Ross, Jeezy, French Montana and Lil Reese.
Powered by hits akin to “Love Sosa,” “I Don’t Like” and “Hate Bein’ Sober,” the album debuted at No. 29 on the Billboard 200 after promoting 50,000 copies within the first week. The album beforehand reached gold standing — commemorating 500,000 gross sales — in July 2018.
