G Herbo drops a new album “25” feat 21 Savage, Lil Tjay & others.
G Herbo returns with some new material as the Chicago, Illinois rapper has dropped his brand new album “25” through Machine Entertainment Group and Republic Records. The fourth studio album is a follow-up to last year’s “PTSD“. The album contains 16 tracks and three additional bonus songs. The guest appearances on the album come from Polo G, Lil Tjay, 21 Savage, Kid Laroi, Gunna, Rowdy Rebel, and more.
Herbo muses on not only his great musical success, but also his 25th birthday, a milestone that many of his loved ones could not attain. While Herbo has never shied away from vulnerability in the past, the tracklist on this album goes deeper than ever before.
“I got way in the streets so young I put the hood on my back b4 I turned 18! I took all that came with this lifestyle the good the bad & the ugly but I never stopped loving it! I saw my first million off of my struggle & my trauma @ 21 I had already blew a m in the streets b4 that tho! I lost more than I ever gained being in the streets & still never complained… now that I turned #25 I just grew a lil wiser but I’m still just as passionate about this shit & everything I believe in! I could go on & on about this shit but I’m not! I’m 4 ever grateful for all I have & all that’s out there for me to gain so I’m staying 10 toes down in this shit til it’s over with! shout out to every single soul that helped me with this album & long live all the guys that ain’t live to see #25,” he wrote while sharing the tracklist.
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Along with the album, G Herbo also dropped the music video for the first song “I Don’t Wanna Die“.
Herbo’s third studio album, PTSD, was released one year ago on Machine Entertainment Group and Epic Records. It reached number seven on the Billboard 200 and number four on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. Beginning with the release of his debut studio album Humble Beast in 2017, which reached No. 21 on the Billboard 200 list, the rapper has had a lot of success. Still, Swervin, the Chicago native’s sophomore album, debuted at No. 41 on the Billboard 200 chart in 2019.
Stream the album below.
