Benny The Butcher has named J. Cole as the best rapper alive. Speaking with HipHopDX, The Butcher says he thinks Cole is putting a claim to the spot.
“It’s a different aura with him, right? He always been a contender but I feel like he’s coming into his own right and standing over it,” Benny said. “You know how Wayne said he’s claiming it? I kinda feel like he’s claiming it right now. And he’s done enough where he could claim it.”
Last month, Benny The Butcher put his name in the best alive conversation by dropping his highly-anticipated album, Everybody Can’t Go, available now on Def Jam Recordings.
Comprising 12 robust tracks, the album weaves tales of authenticity, shares hard-earned insights, and delivers a series of impactful bangers. Opening with “Jermanie’s Graduation,” Benny reflects on his upbringing, painting a vivid picture of resilience amidst adversity. “Pillow Talk & Slander” showcases a rap masterclass featuring Benny, Jadakiss, and Babyface Ray over mesmerizing string loops.
The raucous “Griselda Express” boasts a powerhouse collaboration with Westside Gunn, Conway The Machine, and Rick Hyde, demonstrating the collective’s prowess. The journey culminates in the introspective “Big Tymers” featuring Peezy, where Benny takes stock of his journey, declaring, “I got it out the mud, how you gonna tell me to be humble?”
Everybody Can’t Go features an impressive lineup, including Kyle Banks, Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, Stove God Cooks, Armani Caesar, Jadakiss, Babyface Ray, Conway the Machine, Peezy, Westside Gunn, and Rick Hyde. The album is a testament to Benny The Butcher’s lyrical prowess and ability to captivate audiences with gritty narratives and profound reflections.
Benny The Butcher’s Def Jam debut album, Everybody Can’t Go, is on your streaming service of choice. The album is now getting rave reviews, one of which is from Bun B.
Hitting Instagram, Bun saluted Benny, stating he set the bar for the year.
“This the one to beat this year. So rap accordingly,” Bun B wrote. “Way to go @getbenny big stepping with @defjam on ya shoulders! Hard work paid off! @griseldarecords @blacksopranofamilyrecords.”
This the one to beat this year So rap accordingly Way to go getbenny big stepping with defjam on ya shoulders Hard work paid off … Instagram
Grammy-nominated and Emmy-Award-winning artist Benny The Butcher dropped his highly-anticipated album, Everybody Can’t Go, available now on Def Jam Recordings.
Comprising 12 robust tracks, the album weaves tales of authenticity, shares hard-earned insights, and delivers a series of impactful bangers. Opening with “Jermanie’s Graduation,” Benny reflects on his upbringing, painting a vivid picture of resilience amidst adversity. “Pillow Talk & Slander” showcases a rap masterclass featuring Benny, Jadakiss, and Babyface Ray over mesmerizing string loops.
The raucous “Griselda Express” boasts a powerhouse collaboration with Westside Gunn, Conway The Machine, and Rick Hyde, demonstrating the collective’s prowess. The journey culminates in the introspective “Big Tymers” featuring Peezy, where Benny takes stock of his journey, declaring, “I got it out the mud, how you gonna tell me to be humble?”
Everybody Can’t Go features an impressive lineup, including Kyle Banks, Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, Stove God Cooks, Armani Caesar, Jadakiss, Babyface Ray, Conway the Machine, Peezy, Westside Gunn, and Rick Hyde. The album is a testament to Benny The Butcher’s lyrical prowess and ability to captivate audiences with gritty narratives and profound reflections.
Def Jam knew what it was doing back in 2021 when they signed Benny The Butcher. The Buffalo icon had already been dominating in Rap arenas, often alongside his Griselda brothers, for nearly two decades. His transition to the legendary Hip Hop label was fueled by its creative consultant Snoop Dogg and ushered in a new era for Benny. Finally, the rapper delivered EVERYBODY CAN’T GO on Friday (January 26), and to add insight into his latest, Benny chopped it up with Ebro Darden on Rap Life Radio for Apple Music 1.
“I realized that in my life, which is the reason I made it the album title, is just realizing that I’m at a different level. To make it from here to where I’m at right now, had to lose a lot of people,” Benny The Butcher told Ebro when explaining why gave his project its title. He added, “I came from the bullsh*t. You know what I’m saying?… I don’t ever want to go back. So, everybody can’t go. There’s some habits that I got that can’t go. Seeing that that was happening in my real life in real-time, it was only right that I named the album after that.”
Read through a few highlights from the expansive conversation between Benny and Ebro as the rapper discusses getting signed to Def Jam, delaying EVERYBODY CAN’T GO‘s arrival, rejecting a rapper’s feature for a surprising reason, and mapping out another album release this year.
On Why EVERYBODY CAN’T GO Wasn’t Released On August 28 As First Announced
I want to explain this to people. This my first go-around on a major label, and I’m just excited. I heard the label talking about August 28th. And next interview, I just said that sh*t. They let me know like, “Nah, you can’t do that type of sh*t.” You know what I mean? I’m like, from that point to this one, I see like, ain’t no way we was going to drop that date. We wasn’t ready. I ain’t had no videos done, I ain’t have sh*t done. I was just happy to announce a date…I don’t know how they do it, but I think in my case, samples wasn’t clear. You know what I’m saying? I ain’t have no video shot. I’m used to doing independent sh*t. We throw that out there as soon as it get done.
On Rejecting A Feature Because The Rapper Didn’t Show Up Over Their Outfit
I was going to do a feature with this artist. This artist, honestly, I see them doing their thing, but they could have never came and stepped to me and got a feature on their own. Some other people stepped to me and said, “We got the paper. We want to pay you for this, do this.” I’m like, “Okay, set it up for the next day.” And when the time came, they was calling me like, man, this person didn’t have their, I’m saying, their outfit wasn’t right. So, they couldn’t do it. Man, I closed the book on that. I ain’t want to do this anyway. Your outfit wasn’t right? Because all they wanted to do was come and take pictures next to me. You know what I’m saying? And I thought we was about to get in the booth. I thought we was about to do what we do. But it’s over. I closed the door on that.
On The Meaning Behind The Title, EVERYBODY CAN’T GO
I realized that in my life, which is the reason I made it the album title, is just realizing that I’m at a different level. To make it from here to where I’m at right now, had to lose a lot of people. I had to turn my back on a lot of people. And when I say turn my back, I ain’t like, forget about nobody. Nothing like that. But I had to do what’s best for me. It’s okay to be selfish. You know what I’m saying? We grown-ass men.
So, to take another leap, I got to do the same thing. And at this point of life, whoever don’t agree with your decisions to make life easier and more peaceful for yourself, they don’t love you. I want to be in this game for a minute. I want to be at peace with myself for a minute, I came from the bullsh*t. You know what I’m saying? I’m not 10 years in the game. So, I don’t ever want to go back. So, everybody can’t go. There’s some habits that I got that can’t go. Seeing that that was happening in my real life in real-time, it was only right that I named the album after that.
Benny The Butcher On How He Got Signed To Def Jam By Snoop Dogg
Well, on my side, I was already kicking it with Def Jam, trying to get the contract and work. But what I didn’t know, when he came over there, he asked them like, “Yo, who y’all trying to get, who y’all ain’t been able to get?” And they said my name, I guess. You know what I’m saying? They had him call me, we met up. We chopped it, and we kicked it. Energy was all love. You know what I’m saying? He gave me some information and some game that I needed to hear. He just kicked it with me, he was transparent with me. We exchanged phone numbers, and he sought the rest of the deal out. He made sure it happened.
On Dropping A Second Album This Year
Ebro Darden: This album got a lot of heat on it, man. And you kept it tight. Only 12 records.
Benny The Butcher: I wanted to put a lot on there, but some records ain’t get cleared. You know what I mean?
Benny: Yo, y’all smart, man. You’re the second person that said that. It’s like, “Yo, is that your plan?” And that’s exactly my plan. I’m trying to drop twice this year. I’m coming back.
Listen to Benny The Butcher and Ebro Darden’s full conversation on Rap Life Radio for Apple Music 1 at https://apple.co/_RapLife.
Grammy-nominated and Emmy-Award-winning artist Benny The Butcher, a key member of Buffalo’s revered Griselda collective, has dropped his highly-anticipated album, Everybody Can’t Go, available now on Def Jam Recordings.
Comprising 12 robust tracks, the album weaves tales of authenticity, shares hard-earned insights, and delivers a series of impactful bangers. Opening with “Jermanie’s Graduation,” Benny reflects on his upbringing, painting a vivid picture of resilience amidst adversity. “Pillow Talk & Slander” showcases a rap masterclass featuring Benny, Jadakiss, and Babyface Ray over mesmerizing string loops.
The raucous “Griselda Express” boasts a powerhouse collaboration with Westside Gunn, Conway The Machine, and Rick Hyde, demonstrating the collective’s prowess. The journey culminates in the introspective “Big Tymers” featuring Peezy, where Benny takes stock of his journey, declaring, “I got it out the mud, how you gonna tell me to be humble?”
Everybody Can’t Go features an impressive lineup, including Kyle Banks, Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, Stove God Cooks, Armani Caesar, Jadakiss, Babyface Ray, Conway the Machine, Peezy, Westside Gunn, and Rick Hyde. The album is a testament to Benny The Butcher’s lyrical prowess and ability to captivate audiences with gritty narratives and profound reflections.
Buffalo’s lyrical maestro, Benny The Butcher, has unleashed his highly-anticipated album, Everybody Can’t Go. The project signals his Def Jam debut and solidifying his status as a force to be reckoned with in the rap game. The project, produced by the dynamic duo Hit-Boy and The Alchemist, is a perfect blend of street lyricism and razor-sharp storytelling, showcasing Benny’s unwavering commitment to proving himself as a respected artist. The album is a profound journey into Benny’s world, where he seamlessly merges his signature street sensibility with the classic flair of traditional hip hop. More over, Benny The Butcher steps into the spotlight, determined to assert his reign as the king of New York, declaring that his time is now.
Furthermore, Everybody Can’t Go features a star-studded lineup, with notable appearances from Lil Wayne, Westside Gunn, Conway the Machine, Jadakiss, Stove God Cooks, and more. The collaboration with such esteemed artists further cements Benny’s standing in the hip-hop pantheon, as he navigates the gritty narratives of street life with authenticity and skill. The twelve-track album, entirely produced by Hit-Boy and The Alchemist has been highly anticipated for some time.
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Moreover, the powerhouse production team brings a rich sonic backdrop, providing the perfect canvas for Benny’s intricate and impactful verses. The album’s title, as Benny explained on the Rap Radar Podcast in November, carries significant weight. “Everybody can’t go because they not cut like that,” he stated. “They not made like that. And you can’t dance to every song, you know what I’m saying? Everything is not for everybody. With new levels come new devils, and I want more. I want bigger for myself.”
As Benny The Butcher elevates his game, Everybody Can’t Go becomes a testament to his growth and evolving perspective. The album is not just a collection of songs but a narrative crafted with purpose, highlighting Benny’s journey, his discerning eye for quality, and his relentless pursuit of success in the rap arena. With this latest release, Benny The Butcher invites listeners into his world, delivering an album that is both a lyrical tour de force and a profound exploration of his artistic evolution. Everybody Can’t Go is a bold statement from an artist unapologetically carving his path to greatness.
Tracklist:
Jermanie’s Graduation BRON Big Dog (f. Lil Wayne) Everybody Can’t Go (f. Kyle Banks) TMVTL Back Again (f. Snoop Dogg) One Foot In (f. Stove God Cooks) Buffalo Kitchen Club (f. Armani Caesar) Pillow Talk & Slander (f. Jadakiss & Babyface Ray) How to Rap Griselda Express (f. Westside Gunn & Conway The Machine) Big Tymers (f. Peezy)
Benny The Butcher’s tracklist for his highly-anticipated new album, Everybody Can’t Go, will feature plenty of top rappers, according to HipHopDX. The project will be his first full-length release under the Def Jam imprint. The Alchemist and Hit-Boy produced all twelve of the upcoming songs.
The outlet reports that the tracklist features collaborations with Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, Jadakiss, Babyface Ray, and more. On the track, “Griselda Express,” he reunites with Westside Gunn and Conway The Machine.
Benny The Butcher With Conway The Machine & Westside Gunn
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – FEBRUARY 16: Benny the Butcher, Conway the Machine and Westside Gunn attend Conway “God Don’t Make Mistakes” Album Listening Party on February 16, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)
Benny has been promoting Everybody Can’t Go for almost a year now, having announced the project back in the spring of 2023. He explained the meaning of the title while appearing on the Rap Radar Podcast back in November. “Everybody can’t go because they not cut like that,” he said at the time. “They not made like that. And you can’t dance to every song, you know what I’m saying? […] Everything is not for everybody. With new levels come new devils, and I want more. I want bigger for myself. When you make that first cut — when you clearly see, ‘these people are not for me, they don’t need to be here’ — so the people who made that, who got past that cut, they think they’re safe. And what I mean by level up, you know, is my way of thinking. And of course, my way of making music.”
“Everybody Can’t Go” Tracklist Revealed
Jermanie’s Graduation
BRON
Big Dog (f. Lil Wayne)
Everybody Can’t Go (f. Kyle Banks)
TMVTL
Back Again (f. Snoop Dogg)
One Foot In (f. Stove God Cooks)
Buffalo Kitchen Club (f. Armani Caesar)
Pillow Talk & Slander (f. Jadakiss & Babyface Ray)
How to Rap
Griselda Express (f. Westside Gunn & Conway The Machine)
The Butcher comin’ … Benny The Butcher, that is. The Buffalo rapper has been gearing up to release his first solo major-label album Everybody Can’t Go for the last few months, and this Friday (January 26), it officially arrives. The album is Benny’s fourth solo full-length album and just the latest in a list of dozens of projects including mixtapes, EPs, collaborations, and albums with his former group, Griselda.
Everybody Can’t Go is intended to be his most accessible project since 2020’s Burden Of Proof, which was produced entirely by Hit-Boy and featured Big Sean, Conway the Machine, Dom Kennedy, Freddie Gibbs, Lil Wayne, Queen Naija, Rick Ross and Westside Gunn. Burden Of Proof debuted at No. 27 on the Billboard 200 chart and with the new album once again featuring heavy input from Hit-Boy and high-profile collabs with the likes of Lil Wayne, it’s clear that Benny is aiming to have as much or greater impact for his first-ever album distributed by Def Jam.
Here’s everything we know about Everybody Can’t Go.
Release Date
Everybody Can’t Go is due on January 26, 2024, through 5 to 50 and Def Jam Recordings.
Tracklist
The tracklist for Everybody Can’t Go has not been released yet.
Singles
Benny kicked off the promotion for Everybody Can’t Go in November 2023 with “Big Dog” featuring Lil Wayne. Since then, he’s released two more singles: “One Foot In” with Stove God Cooks and “Bron.”
Features
While the features have not yet been announced, Lil Wayne and Stove God Cooks were confirmed thanks to the previously released singles, while production is being contributed by both Hit-Boy and The Alchemist.
Artwork
Benny The Butcher
Tour
Although Benny has not yet announced a tour for Everybody Can’t Go, he will presumably perform tracks from it on his Thank God I Made It tour, running from April 20 – May 25. You can see the dates below.
Fans are ecstatic about the release of Benny The Butcher’s upcoming project Everybody Can’t Go. Part of the reason for that is because it was pushed back. But, also it is because the gritty Buffalo rapper is one best writers in the game. Luckily for us, we will not have to wait too much longer.
Benny is dropping the project on January 26 in what has become a jam-packed month for hip-hop. Ahead of the release, he and legendary producer Hit-Boy have been cooking up some mean-mugging bangers. Both singles, “Big Dog” with Lil Wayne, and “One Foot In” featuring Stove God Cooks, were phenomenal. As great as those are “BRON” may even top them.
Of course, the track pays homage to the all-time NBA great LeBron James. Benny makes a clever reference to when The King left Cleveland for the second time to head to the Lakers. You can see how he does it below. Additionally, Butch uses the name and pronunciation of “Bron” to create a rhyming pattern within the verses. He utilizes the long “o” sound masterfully. If you want to hear what we are talking about, check out the music video above.
What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new single, “BRON,” by Benny The Butcher? Is this the best single for his upcoming Everybody Can’t Go? Will this be the greatest album he ever puts out? Does this have the potential to be the album of the year, why or why not? Where does Benny rank all-time among the greatest lyricists? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news around Benny The Butcher. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.
Quotable Lyrics:
And I’m ‘Bron After the chip, I told my folks back home, “So long” I move my family and my bricks to a place where it’s warm I’m back in championship condition I can’t resist all this winnin’ It’s like me and success built a bond (Bond)
Benny The Butcher’s albums always generate discussion amongst his listeners. Some of them have attained success in the mainstream lane which has divided his fanbase. This crossover success has allowed him to collab with current generation rap veterans like J. Cole and Lil Wayne. Nonetheless, the attention from these markets has brought more ears to his music. Benny also has his own label called Black Soprano Family. His labelmates often feature on his songs and he has full projects with them too.
Like his Griselda labelmates, Benny has released multiple projects in his career. The albums have been released through a variety of labels including his own imprint and Griselda. His upcoming album, Everybody Can’t Go, will be released through Def Jam. At this time, his best first-week sales album was Tana Talk 4 which debuted at #22 on the Billboard 200 Chart and #9 on the Billboard Rap Chart. It sold 20K units in its first week. Burden Of Proof peaked at #29 on the Billboard 200 and #15 on the Rap Chart and sold around 19K units in its first week. Tana Talk 3 did not chart at all.
Benny The Butcher’s albums and mixtapes have created multiple series’ in his discography. These include American D.Boy, The Plugs I Met and of course, Tana Talk. The Tana Talk series is his most popular. Something special about is the rarity of the first project in the series. Even dedicated fans have had trouble finding it – Benny stated that he does not even have a copy of it anymore. Tana Talk 2 is available on YouTube and according to sources, released in 2009. It finds Benny rapping over other popular beats of the time period with a stylistically different approach than he currently has.
Tana Talk 3 was the album that introduced many people to Benny The Butcher’s music. 10 of the 14 songs on the project were produced by Daringer, the go-to producer for Griselda’s signature dark and gritty boom-bap sound. The Alchemist, who has a history with Benny and is a legendary producer in his own right, produced the other four. This project helped continue to push the wave of the Griselda movement. On it, Benny told authentic street tales that resonated with many listeners. Tana Talk 4 followed this technique but also had Benny speak on his success over the years and how these changes affected his life.
The Success Of Tana Talk 4
Benny The Butcher secured one of the biggest features of his career for the first single from this album. Titled “Johnny P’s Caddy,” the track features J. Cole. Cole has done a variety of surprising features over the last few years and this one was one of the most praised ones of 2022. The track was certified gold by the RIAA and was the first song from Benny’s discography to receive this certification. It was also the first song from any Griselda artist to receive it. The success of “Johnny P’s Caddy” undoubtedly encouraged new listeners to tap in with the full Tana Talk 4 album. The album also featured Boldy James, Stove God Cooks, and his day one collaborators Conway The Machine and Westside Gunn.
Benny The Butcher’s albums sometimes can deviate from the signature Griselda sound. However, Tana Talk 4 sticks to the style of its predecessor. With production from Daringer and The Alchemist, the album contains the grimy, eerie and menacing production listeners know and love. Sometimes, the production can even get soulful, like the tracks “Johnny P’s Caddy” and “Weekend In The Perry’s.” One of the most unique tracks is “Thowy’s Revenge” produced by The Alchemist. It isn’t quite eerie or soulful but Benny still sounds comfortable on it. This one finds him talking about his past and ascension as an artist. The album closer “Mr. Chow Hall” showcases him speaking directly on the biggest events of his life in 2022. These events include him being shot and making a deal with Def Jam.
The track “Guerrero,” which features Westside Gunn, quickly became a favorite amongst Benny’s listeners. Across haunting sounds from Daringer and Beat Butcha, Benny delivers arguably the most unique verse from the entire project. In it, he names track titles from both Tana Talk 3 and Burden of Proof, connecting them seamlessly. Listeners shared their excitement when hearing the song for the first time and how they were proud they recognized the song titles immediately.
Another unique track on Benny The Butcher’s Tana Talk 4 album is “10 More Commandments.” As a student of the game, Benny has referenced those who came before him on tracks before. This song takes his homage to Biggie’s track “10 Crack Commandments” to the next level and updates it with his list of rules, including one that refers to social media. Additionally, the standout track “Tyson Vs. Ali” features Conway sharing how his own hard work allowed him to be successful just like Benny is.
Conclusion
Tana Talk 4 was something for the tried-and-true Benny fans and was a welcome entry into the series. Listeners praised this one for how it sounded truer to Benny’s core sound than some of his other releases. They also appreciated the insight they got into some things that had recently occurred in his life. As Benny becomes more and more successful, his listeners have realized his music is getting more diverse. However, they must draw their own conclusions on if they’re here for the expansion or not.
The Griselda roster has remained busy this year, with major releases from Westside Gunn and Conway The Machine. However, Benny The Butcher has been musically silent for the most part. The Buffalo lyricist is gearing up for the release of his next album, Everybody Can’t Go, which officially drops on January 26, 2024. One of the most anticipated hip-hop albums of the new year, Benny’s next project will mark his major label debut for Def Jam. While Shady Records and Interscope handled the 2019 release of Griselda’s WWCD album, Benny never actually signed to the Eminem-led imprint. As we patiently await the release of Everybody Can’t Go, here is what we know so far about Benny The Butcher’s Def Jam debut.
Benny The Butcher’s Def Jam Debut
Benny The Butcher signed with Def Jam in 2021 under Snoop Dogg’s tutelage as a creative consultant for the label. Since then, the Griselda heavyweight did not drop any music under the label in the following years. His previous album, 2022’s Tana Talk 4 was released via Griselda Records and Empire Distribution, featuring the gold-certified and J. Cole-assisted “Johnny P’s Caddy.” During an appearance on Rap Radar, Benny explained the meaning behind the title of Everybody Can’t Go. “They not made like that. And you can’t dance to every song, you know what I’m saying? Everything is not for everybody. With new levels come new devils, and I want more. I want bigger for myself,” he said.
Everybody Can’t Go was initially announced back in April for an August 11th release date, but was subsequently delayed as clarified by Hit-Boy. Benny explained the setback, saying, “I wasn’t as ready as I thought I was. Just know when you hear my s**t it’s gonna be better than all this other s**t you’ve been hearing all year.” With the update, he still referred to Everybody Can’t Go as an album of the year contender. In October, Benny The Butcher thanked fans for their patience before sharing a countdown to the announcement of the album’s lead single.
Produced By Close Collaborators
The Alchemist and Hit-Boy entirely produce Benny The Butcher’s Def Jam debut, which comes as no surprise to hardcore Griselda fans. His musical history with both California producers runs deep. The Alchemist co-produced both Tana Talk 3 and Tana Talk 4 while Hit-Boy solely handled the production of 2020’s Burden Of Proof. During his update on Everybody Can’t Go, Hit-Boy told Elliott Wilson that he produced nine tracks on the album.
Benny told Rap Radar about his decision to only work with two producers. He cited The Alchemist and Hit-Boy as his “dream team” with whom he has been the most successful. “When it’s time to do this shit for the masses, I clicked them boys up together,” he said of them being the right fit for his major label debut. Benny also claimed that the album “will not be loaded with boom bap beats.” Benny expressed his intention of not allowing the traditional Griselda sound to artistically limit him and instead, “do things out of feeling.”
Everybody Can’t Go Is Already Sounding Promising
With Everybody Can’t Go around the corner, Benny The Butcher’s Def Jam debut is already sounding promising based on the two singles that he released. The Alchemist-produced lead single, “Big Dog” features a ferocious verse from Lil Wayne. Benny and Weezy had previously worked together on “Timeless” and “Russian Roulette.” They also recently collaborated on “Oprah & Gayle” from Wayne’s and 2 Chainz’s Welcome 2 Collegrove. The second and latest single from the album is “One Foot In,” produced by Hit-Boy and featuring Stove God Cooks. The Syracuse native and Griselda signee last worked with Benny on “Back 2x” from Tana Talk 4. While Benny has not yet shared an official tracklist, Everybody Can’t Go reportedly includes 12 songs.
In October, Benny The Butcher boldly claimed that his upcoming album will be the best hip hop album to be released on Def Jam since DMX’s iconic 1998 debut, It’s Dark and Hell is Hot. Setting the bar incredibly high for himself, he is clearly confident in his next full-length release. The new year is shaping up to be an exciting one for the Griselda roster. With Benny’s next album arriving shortly and a possible sequel to WWCD, 2024 seems exciting for fans of the label.Be sure to check back in with HotNewHipHop for the latest updates.
