Youngboy Never Broke Again has shattered records that have left fans and peers alike stunned. With his latest album, Slime Cry, he has been crowned the most certified rapper of all time by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). This monumental achievement surpasses even the likes of hip-hop heavyweights Kanye West, Drake, Jay-Z, and others.
Released just last January, Slime Cry is Youngboy's eighth studio album, which comes hot on the heels of his August 2025 mixtape Deshawn, hosted by DJ Khaled. The Baton Rouge rapper has made a habit of dropping new music at breakneck speed, with an impressive resume boasting over 29 other bodies of work and 102 singles.
One of Youngboy's standout tracks, "Shot Callin," was named the third best hip-hop song of 2025 by Rolling Stone, highlighting his resurgence in the rap game after spending most of last year behind bars on gun charges. The song serves as a triumphant return for Youngboy, reclaiming his place among the hip-hop elite.
Despite some controversy surrounding his massive Make America Slime Again arena tour, including cancellations and an incident with an audience member, the run was still wildly popular and celebrated, earning $28.3 million dollars and selling 231,000 tickets across 17 shows. The success of this tour showcases Youngboy's enduring appeal, as evident in a review by Rolling Stone contributor Jason Buford, who wrote that he "let adults into his web" and became the 2Pac for his generation.
In addition to his musical achievements, Youngboy has also used his platform for good, donating tens of thousands of dollars to anti-violence organizations across the country.
Released just last January, Slime Cry is Youngboy's eighth studio album, which comes hot on the heels of his August 2025 mixtape Deshawn, hosted by DJ Khaled. The Baton Rouge rapper has made a habit of dropping new music at breakneck speed, with an impressive resume boasting over 29 other bodies of work and 102 singles.
One of Youngboy's standout tracks, "Shot Callin," was named the third best hip-hop song of 2025 by Rolling Stone, highlighting his resurgence in the rap game after spending most of last year behind bars on gun charges. The song serves as a triumphant return for Youngboy, reclaiming his place among the hip-hop elite.
Despite some controversy surrounding his massive Make America Slime Again arena tour, including cancellations and an incident with an audience member, the run was still wildly popular and celebrated, earning $28.3 million dollars and selling 231,000 tickets across 17 shows. The success of this tour showcases Youngboy's enduring appeal, as evident in a review by Rolling Stone contributor Jason Buford, who wrote that he "let adults into his web" and became the 2Pac for his generation.
In addition to his musical achievements, Youngboy has also used his platform for good, donating tens of thousands of dollars to anti-violence organizations across the country.
Youngboy is like, totally crushing it right now 
. But wait, nope, scratch that. I don't know if he's really that big of a deal. Like, have you heard of other rappers? They're probably just as good, if not better 
. And what's with all the controversy surrounding his tour? That just sounds like bad PR to me 
. On the other hand... he does seem to have a lot of fans and he's been dropping new music at an insane rate, so I guess that's kind of impressive 
. But still, can't we just give him a break for once? He's not like Kanye or anything (although, let's be real, they're both kinda polarizing figures 
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. And to be crowned the most certified rapper of all time? Mind blown 
. I'm not gonna lie, I was a bit skeptical when I first heard he was releasing music again after being in the system, but it sounds like he's come out even stronger on the other side. The fact that he's using his platform for good too is super admirable 
. It's gonna be interesting to see what he does next!
... I mean, this record breaking news is kinda a no-brainer, but I guess some people need reminding 
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. Youngboy's comeback was kinda expected after being out of the game for a bit. But, I gotta give him credit, he's been dropping new music non-stop and has an impressive discography to boot 
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. That's what matters most, right?
He's got over 29 studio albums under his belt, which is insane 
. And to think, "Shot Callin" was named the third best hip-hop song of 2025 by Rolling Stone? Mind blown 
. The fact that he's making millions from his tour, $28.3 million dollars to be exact, is crazy 
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. He's literally making a difference in the world, one album at a time 
. And yeah, I know there was some controversy surrounding his tour, but from what I saw, it was all worth it in the end 
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and I'm hyped to see what he does next 
Youngboy is on fire right now! His album Slime Cry is like, officially the most certified rapper of all time 
. I mean, who doesn't love a comeback story? "Shot Callin" is one of my favorite tracks from the album - it's like he never left 
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. Can't they just keep the noise to a minimum when there's actual news to share? 
Anyway, congrats to Youngboy on his huge achievement - he definitely deserves it 
. "Shot Callin" was fire 
. The fact that Rolling Stone named it one of the best songs of 2025? Yaaas 
. This is a testament to his talent, dedication, and passion 
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His music is so raw and real, it's no wonder he has such a huge following. But what's even more impressive is that he's not letting the haters bring him down. He's still killing the game! 
And I love how Rolling Stone is giving him props for being like 2Pac all over again - he's definitely carrying on that legacy in his own way. 
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but what really gets me is that he's using his platform to give back, donating to anti-violence orgs across the country. he's not just a rapper, he's a movement