Will Polo G's sophomore album, 'Hall Of Fame,' become his first #1 album on the Billboard 200 chart? We'll have to wait a couple of weeks to find out, as the Chicago rapper shared that he's officially dropping on Friday, June 11th.
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"My goals for 'Hall Of Fame' was just to make sure that I could show my diversity as an artist," he told his nearly 8 million IG followers via the below teaser clip. "Really, like, elevating my sound. For the people to hear somethin' that I ain't never did before."
Few artists have as much buzz surrounding them as Polo G, who scored his first #1 hit on the Hot 100 with the catchy and motivational "Rapstar" in April. His debut album, 'The GOAT,' debuted at #2 on Billboard a little over a year ago, pushing 99k units.
Most recently, he tapped Lil Wayne for the single "Gang Gang," which hit #33 on this week's Hot 100. Weezy clearly brought his A-game, prompting Polo to confess that he's the only artist to have ever "walked me down" on a track.
Polo then explained that he used to study Wayne's lyrics. At 38 years old, Weezy is still delivering tongue twisters: "Call me Capalotty, Big Slimalini, Lil Slime Gotti / That ain't the 'Ghini, lil b**** that's the 'Gatti!"
But the 22-year-old will face stiff competition on the charts from two of his favorite collaborators, Lil Durk and Lil Baby. They're set to make a major splash when they deliver their joint project, 'The Voice of the Heroes,' a week earlier on Friday, June 4th.
