Twelve years ago, Jeezy made himself into a household name. It was until years later that many fans realized Jeezy already was making music for the past four years. All of that just came a time when Jeezy was ready to take things to the biggest level.
Jeezy, on the low, has become one of the most-consistent rappers in the game. Before streaming became dominant, there was talk about the “album a year” rapper. Back then, Jeezy promised to become that and, counting his mixtapes, he has since TM103.
This morning, Jeezy is on “The Breakfast Club,” where he is sitting down with DJ Envy, Angela Yee, and Charlamagne Tha God. Speaking on his past, Jeezy explained how he used that to motivate the entire culture, but how he has also changed since those early years. These things impacted Pressure, his first album embracing this evolution.
