Other projects from this past year that were publicized by the Los Angeles-born talent include Colors (January 28), Better Than You (March 4), The Last Slimeto (August 5), Realer 2 (September 7), and 3800 Degrees (October 7). YoungBoy Never Broke Again currently withholds an approximate total of 16,828,655 monthly listeners on Spotify’s platform alone, making a fair case for YoungBoy fans to argue about his stance and power over the present-day music industry.

Nicki Minaj showed interest in the course via Twitter, where she tweeted: “I’d love to stop by.”

Tory previously released the album to all streaming platforms on Friday, September 30, along with just two featured verses on the individual singles Collection (feat. Yoko Gold) and Role Call (feat. A Boogie Wit da Hoodie). He announced the drop through a post uploaded to his verified Instagram account stating, “MY ALBUM IS OUT… GET Sorry 4 What on ALL PLATFORMS.” The widely listened to Brampton-born rapper recently opened up about possibly facing 24-years in federal prison, as a result of his upcoming trial against fellow rapper Megan Thee Stallion, making the current status of Sorry 4 What an even bigger victory for the 30-year-old talent.

However, one of the most anticipated performances was unexpectedly trimmed from the organization’s line-up due to the artist arriving late for his set. With specifics of the situation still being uncovered, Ghostface Killers rapper, 21 Savage, was initially set to take the stage on the final day of the concert until seemingly running into problems due to his tardiness. “Rolling Loud will never get a show out of me ever again,” the Atlanta-born artist posted to his Twitter account shortly after missing his scheduled performance slot. 

A similar situation occurred with Praise The Lord rapper A$AP Rocky after having his set cut short just a day prior to 21 Savage’s affair. Rocky went on to issue an official apology to his fans and the Rolling Loud organization via his Twitter feed: “I am so hurt right now! Last night was supposed to be a turning point in my live shows from the old to new,” A$AP stated. “I will take full responsibility for the circumstances of what led to last night’s show being everything it was and everything it was not… I want to apologize to all my fans and continued supporters, and thanks y’all for showing up for me regardless!.”

Fans have been waiting for this specific album for over three years ever since the release of his platinum-selling debut project, Baby On Baby (2019), withholding only a total of four singles with featured verses being Baby Sitter (feat, Offset), Celebrate (feat. Rich Homie Quan), Joggers (feat. Stunna 4 Vegas), and Best Friend (feat. Rich The Kid). 

Keeping his business completely solo, with the one exception of Anthony Hamilton on BLANK, the Charlotte, North Carolina rapper successfully delivered an energetic 14-track studio album with a clear message to the rest of the music industry. Currently, his listeners are attracting loads of attention to specific lines that the 30-year-old artist implemented in his third song, BOOGEYMAN. 

“You play with me that s**t was childish/ The day before she said that Torey Lanez shot her, I was f*****g on Megan Thee Stallion,” DaBaby states in his first verse. “Waited to say that s**t on my next album/ Hit it the day before too/ But I kept it player, I ain’t say nothing ‘bout it… Had her pretty boy, boyfriend tweeting me, ready to die ‘bout the bitch like a coward.” He concluded the touchy subject, “I told you n****s don’t play, now you gone have to handle me/ I poked the muthaf*****g bear, I’m an animal.”

“Thank you, everyone, for all your well wishes,” Malone’s manager Dre London posted on his Instagram account. “Post Malone did not break any ribs. We did X-rays at the hospital after the show and they declared he had bruised ribs.” London reportedly released this statement to clear up previous rumors of the rapper allegedly breaking three of his ribs – Malone finished his performance after the unfortunate fall. 

One fan even stated to the press, “At the time from my angle, it looked like he just collapsed on stage, grabbing the middle of his chest,” concertgoer Tana Cantrall claimed. “You could see in his face and body how much pain he was in and that’s when I knew this was serious… After about ten minutes, Post Malone got up with help from others and went to take a break. Once he returned to the stage he repeatedly apologized before finishing the show.”

Most fans have migrated towards the sixth song on the album, Backstage Passes (feat. Jack Harlow), reaching numerous high-ranked rap and hip-hop playlists such as Spotify’s RapCaviar and RapLife on Apple Music. Along with an abundance of time and effort going into the lyrical portion of this project, EST Gee also assembled a team who assisted in producing the beats that flow beside his mindful flow: JohnGotitt, Rizzo, 100bands, BeazyTymes, Westen Weiss, Chosen 1, Doc Playboi, TP808, ROREVEROLLING, TILT, AMOSxght, POPDATOLI, Pooh Beatz, Nik Dean, Young Cutta, Wyatt Cole, Marko Lenz, Brookbeatz, Money Every, Genie, Kutoff, CantRushTheVibe, AL GENO, Marshak, 1allblack, Tatchy, Syk Sense, JB Sauced Up, Flex, TOO DOPE, Moon, Godboydinero, Higherrside, MFoss, TyMaz, Indyah, Kam Johnson, and Nigel Talley.

This specific release marks the second full body of work that the 22-year-old artist has produced within 2022 alone; the first being 2 Alive featuring a handful of well-known rappers being Lil Uzi Vert, Yung Kayo, Gunna, Young Thug, Lancey Foux, SeptembersRich, and Ken Carson. Unlike his previous project, Yeat took a different path when creating Lyfe by enabling it to be a completely solo album, with the one exception of the first track Flawless (feat. Lil Uzi Vert). Lyfe can currently be found and listened to on all streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and even YouTube.