YoungBoy Never Broke Again drops sophomore album 'Top', excited fans call the project 'hard as f**k'

The album was promoted with the help of singles 'All In', 'Kacey Talk' and 'Callin' featuring Snoop Dogg and the only other artiste to feature on the album is Lil Wayne on the track 'My Window'
UPDATED SEP 11, 2020
YoungBoy Never Broke Again (Getty Images)
YoungBoy Never Broke Again (Getty Images)

American rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again has dropped his sophomore studio album, 'Top'. Released on Thursday, September 10, 2020, 'Top' consists of 21 tracks and is over 54 minutes in length. The rapper, announcing the release of his second album, simply tweeted, '#Forever' with a screenshot of the album playing on Apple Music.



 

The album was promoted with the help of singles 'All In', 'Kacey Talk' and 'Callin' featuring Snoop Dogg. The only other artiste to feature on the album is Lil Wayne on the track 'My Window'. As soon as the record dropped, fans flocked to Twitter to express their opinions. One such fan tweeted, "What a way for this Youngboy Never Broke Again guy to come into the game. This album is a good first album!"



 

Another wrote, "I do hear sum it’s called the beautiful and sensual melodies of NBA Youngboy Never Broke Again."



 

When asked if the album bangs, another fan, soon after listening to the album said, "album actually good... just might be repetitive." This sentiment was repeated by other fans too with one simply saying, "It’s actually pretty good."



 



 

However, not everyone was all praises for 'Top' as one user wrote, "21 songs ahhh Helll NAHH no way I’m listening to 21 songs of him."



 

Another user said, "My timeline full of NBA Youngboy fans, I’m following the wrong people."



 

A fan of the rapper defended him by saying, "Youngboy album hard as f**k. and if anybody say otherwise they a hating mf because he literally took all his different sounds and put them in one album—exactly what i wanted. he so rawwww."



 

Other fans named the songs they're enjoying the most. One tweeted, "nba youngboy - to my lowest. you done did it again."



 

Talking about how the artiste is one of the best young rappers around, another fan wrote, "NBA Youngboy going crazy on this album, bro really the chosen one."



 

There were numerous controversial tweets too. One of those compared Lil Wayne to YoungBoy saying, "Y’all thought I was gon change my statement. Nah. YoungBoy @ 20 > Lil Wayne @ 20."



 

'Top' is YoungBoy Never Broke Again's follow-up to his debut album 'Until Death Call My Name' released in 2018 though it is YoungBoy's third project of 2020 after the mixtapes '38 Baby 2' and 'Still Flexin, Still Steppin'.

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