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E-40 Flexes Billboard Chart Prowess While Plugging New Album: ‘Numbers Don’t Lie’

by UNN Feed

E-40 has proved that just like the array of wines he sells, he only gets better with time as he’s announced breaking a new Billboard chart record.

The Bay Area rap legend took to Instagram on Monday (May 22) to post a snapshot of the list of solo rappers with the most charting albums in Billboard 200 history. E-40 topped the list with an astonishing 33 albums.

“Numbers don’t lie I’m just getting started,” 40 water said, before announcing the impending release of his next album. “7/7/2023 E-40 Rule Of Thumb 1 & 2 stay tuned !”

Other artists on the list included NBA YoungBoy, Snoop Dogg, Nas, and 2Pac, to name a few. E-40’s last offering was 2019’s Practice Makes Paper.

The multi-hyphenate businessman is letting the celebratory times roll in both music and the collegiate world. He recently received an honorary doctorate degree in music from his alma mater, Grambling State University.

E-40 was on hand to receive the degree at GSU’s graduation ceremony earlier this month, where he also offered words of wisdom, encouragement and appreciation to the graduating class.

“This means so much to me, man, being from Magazine Street – 1300 block [of] Vallejo, California, ya understand me? The Bay Area,” E-40 told the crowd.

“This means so much ‘cause I came a long way. I wanna thank God first and foremost. Always. It is with great honor and gratitude that I accept this honorary doctorate in music. I would like to express my appreciation to the administration…”

Meanwhile, E-40 recently criticized Rolling Stone for not including “Tell Me When to Go” on its list of “100 Greatest West Coast Hip Hop Songs.”

He took to Twitter on May 3 to air his grievances with the publication, which published the expansive list earlier this month.

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