2 Chainz hypes new album, decodes his 'dope' wordplay and more on Big Tigger's Audacy Check-In

Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz has plenty to talk about these days. The hip-hop superstar is staying extra busy but took a minute to chop it up with rap personality Big Tigger on the ‘Audacy Check In’ show.

During the chop up session, Deuce talked about the meaning behind his newest studio album, breaking down hard bars and his love for music-making.

Check out some of the quotes and keep scrolling to watch nearly 10 minutes of Chainz greatness.

Deuce talks about his seventh studio album…

“I really enjoy ‘Free BG’ and ‘Lost Kings’, they've got kind of like a message in them. All the rest of them, I love them as well. They make me feel a certain way. It does give you that feeling…I could tell you I’m still passionate about [music]…I still got a small bucket list of things I want to do. I really enjoy working and grinding for what I want. I get the best results when I put in a lot of time in my music…I still treat this music like a sport.”

 2 Chainz gives the meaning behind ‘Dope Don’t Sell Itself’ …

“I’m dope. It’s a word you can substitute for an idea, or dope idea. You have to get with the right people, get in the right room…You come up with ideas, concepts. Whatever it is on the inside, but it’s important that you also create awareness.”

 Chainz explains bond between hit-making and day ones….

There’s a connection when you start doing music with you and the fans. A lot of it just got to do with being consistent and having quality music, also bringing in curiosity.” 

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