In 2008, Tyga experienced viral success and signed with Young Money, though his album dropped the same day Wayne dropped Carter III. A lot changed for Tyga, who fell from relevancy, soon after. Aside from his verse on “Bedrock,” Tyga was forgotten.
However, in late 2011, Tyga resurfaced with “Rack City,” which put him on the map. Independent of Wayne, Drake, and Nicki Minaj, Tyga was a rising star in the game. He was a part of the crop that rose Big Sean, Wiz Khalifa, Meek Mill, and Wale to fame.
Tyga has maintained his fame in a way different than his other peers, which thrust him back into the spotlight. Now, he goes over to Power 106, sitting down with J Cruz, on “The Cruz Show,” to discuss this. He talked about his new album, the rumors surrounding the Rob/Blac Chyna drama, and him now being single.
