Conway The Machine doesn’t need a No. 1 album to make him happy — No. 126 is enough. On Monday (September 21), the Griselda rapper celebrated his new album From King To A God entering the Billboard 200 chart with an Instagram post.
To further commemorate the occasion, the Buffalo, New York native has vowed to smoke over 100 blunts as a way to indulge in his success.
“This may not mean much to y’all but I’m fuckin proud of myself!” he captioned the post. “When I think about all the work I put in and all the energy I put into this FKTG album, this is gratifying.
“I did it MY way, this is DRUMWORK! absolutely NOBODY gave me a single dollar to cook this shit up, no help from labels, no handouts no nothing, just ME and I did all this shit myself out my own pocket and I’m fuckin proud of the results!! Lol Love to all the fans that fuck wit me,I appreciate all the support!! I’m bouta go smoke 126 backwoods and celebrate I made it to @billboardcharts I’m lit!!
View this post on InstagramThis may not mean much to y’all but I’m fuckin proud of myself! When I think about all the work I put in and all the energy I put into this FKTG album, this is gratifying. I did it MY way, this is DRUMWORK! absolutely NOBODY gave me a single dollar to cook this shit up, no help from labels, no handouts no nothing, just ME and I did all this shit myself out my own pocket and I’m fuckin proud of the results!! Lol Love to all the fans that fuck wit me,I appreciate all the support!! I’m bouta go smoke 126 backwoods and celebrate I made it to @billboardcharts I’m lit!! ??
From A King To A God arrived on September 11 and featured 14 tracks with contributions from Method Man, Mobb Deep’s Havoc, Freddie Gibbs, DeJ Loaf, Lloyd Banks, El Camino and his Griselda brethren Benny The Butcher and Westside Gunn.
Production was handled by a laundry list of producers, including Alchemist, DJ Premier, Erick Sermon, Havoc, Hit-Boy, Khrysis and Rockwilder.
The project marked Conway’s inaugural solo effort and followed the Griselda crew album What Would Chine Gun Do? (WWCD), which arrived via Griselda Records and Shady Records last November.
Check out From A King To A God below.