Jeezy’s Memoir ‘Adversity for Sale’ Hits Second Week on New York Times Best Sellers List

Jeezy's Memoir 'Adversity for Sale' Hits Second Week on New York Times Best Sellers List

Renowned Grammy-nominated recording artist, successful businessman, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Jay “Jeezy” Jenkins is once again making headlines, this time for the extraordinary success of his debut memoir, Adversity for Sale. The inspirational memoir published by Harper Collins Leadership initially captured hearts and minds as it debuted on the prestigious New York Times Best Sellers list at an impressive #13. Adversity for Sale has climbed even higher in its second week on the chart, securing the #10 spot. The memoir’s audio version also made waves, debuting at #11 on the monthly Audio list.

Adversity for Sale provides an intimate glimpse into Jeezy’s remarkable journey, chronicling his rise from the streets to the pinnacle of the music industry and beyond. The book highlights the artist’s unwavering determination, resilience, and tireless work ethic that paved his path to success.

“This is a life-changing moment for me and for all of us,” Jeezy said. “We did this together for the culture. To witness people embracing my story and evolution is an incredible feeling. It’s distinct from my experiences in rap because through this book, I am not only entertaining them, but also helping them educate themselves by sharing my personal journey. It’s a powerful realization that my story has the potential to inspire and empower others in a profound way.”

This gripping memoir has garnered widespread acclaim from fans and critics alike. In the lead-up to its release, Jeezy appeared on several esteemed platforms, including Good Morning America, The Today Show, ABC News Live Prime, NBC News, GMA3, MSNBC, People Magazine, The Lewis Howes Podcast, and numerous national radio programs. The extensive media coverage underscores the anticipation and excitement surrounding Adversity for Sale.

Adversity for Sale is available in multiple formats, including hardcover, e-book, and audiobook, with Jeezy personally narrating the latter. Readers can find the book at leading retailers and online platforms, including Harper Collins’ official website, as well as major and boutique outlets where books are sold. Don’t miss the chance to be inspired by Jeezy’s incredible journey through “Adversity for Sale.”

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DMX Will Reportedly Have A Jay Z And Nas Collaboration On ‘Exodus,’ Says Swizz Beatz

During a recent livestream listening party via Zoom, Swizz Beatz gave a select group of DJs and music industry peers a sneak peek at DMX’s upcoming posthumous album Exodus, which Swizz also produced. Complex reports that attendees of the listening party have revealed some its possible guest appearances via social media posts. Some we knew already, such as Griselda Records’ crew of gritty rappers, or could have guessed, like The LOX, DMX’s longtime Ruff Ryders labelmates, and most frequent collaborators. Unfortunately, a planned Pop Smoke collab was nixed.

However, there were also some surprises, including yet another reunion between former foes Jay-Z and Nas, who are beginning to make a habit of appearing together on some of their most vaunted peers’ projects. Most recently, the two King Of New York competitors teamed up to issue a non-apology on DJ Khaled’s “Sorry Not Sorry,” and listeners from Swizz’s Zoom preview expressed enthusiastic reactions toward the track — the first to feature all three artists. It’s also the first collaboration between Jay and X since Jay fell out with both DMX and Nas in the late-’90s/early-2000s. The track reunites Nas and X for the first time since “Grand Finale”; they also worked together on “Life Is What You Make It” and the Hype Williams feature debut Belly.

Jay-Z previously collaborated with DMX on Blackout,” “It’s Murda,” and “Money, Cash, Hoes,” in the late-’90s, which sent both rappers ascending to the top of the hip-hop charts. With all three reportedly combining on a track for the first time, anticipation for Exodus will likely be higher than ever.

Exodus is due 5/28 on Def Jam.