NBA Youngboy’s bucket list surfaces that he wrote in 2018.
NBA Youngboy is one of the biggest hip-hop artists in the industry right now, but just five years ago, he was an up-and-coming artist with yet to drop his debut album. A bucket list of the Baton Rouge rapper surfaces online, which he wrote back in April 2018.
The first point on the bucket list was to drop his debut album, which happened in the same month as he released “Until Death Call My Name” on 27th April 2018. The other points include collab with Adele on the song, Have a Daughter, giving back to schools in his community, getting off probation and being free, leaving Louisiana for good, earning a platinum album, and winning a Grammy.
While he achieved most of the things on his bucket list, the rapper is yet to do a song with Adele and win a Grammy Award. Last year, he received his first Grammy nomination for the Tyler, The Creator collab “WusYaName” which also featured Ty Dolla Sign.
NBA YoungBoy bucket list he wrote in 2018 😳 pic.twitter.com/LW2M6EW8vR
— Youngboy Source (@YoungBoySource) April 28, 2023
The rapper has dropped multiple projects in his short career, and just released his sixth studio album “Don’t Try This At Home“. The album contains 33 tracks, with features from Post Malone, The Kid LAROI, Nicki Minaj and Mariah The Scientist.
In related news, NBA Youngboy made history as he now becomes the youngest artist in history to chart 100 hits on Billboard Hot 100. The rapper’s latest song to chart is “Big Truck” which debuts at #100 on the US Hot 100. The rapper achieved the milestone at 23 years, six months and two weeks old.
