BIG30 released his highly-anticipated album “Still King,” which includes collaborations from Fredo Bang and KCarbon. The album is currently available to stream HERE via N Less Entertainment/Connect Music.
The 17-song album serves as a reminder that even after BIG30’s has been on a hiatus mourning a loved one, he still runs the streets. The Memphis native returns with a bang, serving high-energy bars and fiery authentic Memphis sound.
“Still King,” marks 30’s third album since he dropped his sophomore album “Last Man Standing,” which featured notable tracks like “On My Mama,” “Dead Guyz,” and “Protest.” He released his debut project in 2021, “King of Killbranch,” which he opened up about surviving in his city and his sudden rise to fame. It peaked at No. 13 on the Billboard 200 chart, and included features from Yo Gotti, Future, Lil Durk, Moneybagg Yo, Pooh Shiesty, Quavo and Offset. More recently, BIG30 dropped his first single, “N Less” off the upcoming album in March. He shouts out “Free Shiesty” with his infamous ‘Blrrrd’ ad-lib, while detailing his lifestyle in the streets.
The release comes after capping off 2023 with a fiery verse on the NLess Entertainment’s compilation album, “We Connected” alongside his labelmates Moneybagg Yo, Big Homiie G, Dee Mula and Fredo Ruthless. Prior to that 30 was making waves in the industry as one of Memphis hottest stars and was enlisted to XXL’s 2022 Freshman Class.
The Memphis native originally began his journey in music with frequent collaborations with his childhood friend, Pooh Shiesty, who is signed to Gucci Mane’s 1017 record label. Alongside Pooh, BIG30 has appeared on several Gucci projects early on in his career, including his 2020 “So Icy Summer,” project with one of his most notable features being “Monday to Sunday” with 30, Lil Baby and Pooh Shiesty, which racked up tens of millions of streams.
BIG30 is now signed to NBA legend Zach Randolph’s NLess Entertainment record label that boasts a promising roster with fellow labelmates Moneybagg Yo, BIG30, Dee Mula, Fredo Ruthless and more.
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