2 Chainz Biography

 Tauheed Epps, also known as 2 Chainz, is a hip rapper and hip America. Georgia native, he founded the hip-hop duo Playaz Circle together with a high-school friend. Their first album, titled 'Supply & Demand", was a modest success. Epps later released "Based on a T.R.U." Story', his debut studio album. It was a huge success and debuted at number 1 on the US Billboard 200. It was an enormous success and sold 147,000 copies in the first week! Ever since the success of the album, there's been no stopping his career and he has risen to become one of the top rappers in the US. He's been nominated for six Grammy Awards, the most recent of which was for his song "No Problem". When his bag with promethazine and marijuana was found inside his luggage on a flight leaving Los Angeles International Airport, he was arrested. However, his brushes with law enforcement haven't affected his popularity in any way. His fourth album, and the most recent one, titled "Pretty Girls Like Trap Music" was released in June 2017. Based on the T.R.U. Story', 2 Chainz's debut studio album, could be described as his debut work as well as his most popular. The album reached number one on the US Billboard 200. It also sold 147,000 copies in just a week. The album sold 623,000 copies over a year. The album, with hit singles such as 'No Lie", 'Birthday Song', and'I'm Different' was nominated as  the 'Best Rap Album' at the 55th Grammy Awards. The reviews for the album were mixed. 2 Chainz married Kesha Wade in 2013. The couple have three children, Heaven and Harmony. He is a highly successful career, but the man is also famous for his mistakes in the legal system. He has been arrested many times for drug possession.



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