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WHAM keeps racking up them W’s. Lil Baby’s My Turn has officially earned the title of the longest-charting rap album of the 2020s, cementing its place in hip-hop history. Released on February 28, 2020, the album quickly became a cultural phenomenon, dominating the charts and capturing the essence of the era with its blend of hard-hitting rap and melodic flows. The album produced massive hits like “Woah,” “Sum 2 Prove,” and “The Bigger Picture,” which not only defined Baby’s career but also resonated deeply with fans during a turbulent time in the world.
Since its release, My Turn has remained a fixture on the Billboard 200, staying in the top 10 for over a year and charting for well over 100 weeks, a feat few rap albums can match. This level of longevity reflects its widespread appeal and the connection Lil Baby built with his audience through raw lyrics and relatable themes.
The success of My Turn is a testament to Lil Baby’s consistency and ability to create music that transcends time, touching on personal struggles, societal issues, and the hustle to make it out. As the longest-charting rap album of the 2020s, it solidifies Baby’s place as one of the biggest artists of his generation. Some other accolades the ATL rapper racked up were:
Longest charting rap album of the 2020s
Most weeks at #1 of any rap album in the 2020s
19 songs charted on the Hot 100 simultaneously
Highest-selling rap album of the 2020s in the US
Only rap album to spend its first four years in the top 100 on Billboard
Most gold and platinum songs of ANY rap album in history (25)
Only rap album this decade to sell 2m+ copies in a single calendar year (2020)
