For the first time ever, he collaborates with none other than Dr. He celebrated the rollout with an unprecedented deluge of videos, including, “Big Time” , “It Ain’t Safe”, “Party All The Time”, “These Streets Know My Name”, “Keep Going” , “Beautiful” , “Way Past Luck” , and “Jadakiss Interlude” .ĭelivering the hip-hop event of the summer, he welcomed an A-list cohort of friends to join him for his latest magnum opus. Plus, he took the stage at the MTV VMA to present the award for “Best Collaboration” to Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow for “Industry Baby. GQ spoke to him as part of an in-depth profile and proclaimed, “ Sixteen years after his star-studded debut, 2006’s Listennn… the Album, many of its same guests showed up for God Did, and getting these now-giants to answer the call today is even more of an impressive feat.” Meanwhile, Elliott Wilson and Brian “B.Dot” Miller of Rap Radar chatted with him for an all-encompassing podcast. Additionally, he notched 10 entries on the Billboard Hot 100, including “God Did” at #17, “Staying Alive” at #21 (Greatest Gainer/Streaming), “Beautiful” at #29, “Big Time” at #31, “Use This Gospel (Remix)”at #49, “Juice WRLD Did” at #55, “Keep Going” at #57 “Party” at #66, “It Ain’t Safe” at #77 “No Secret” at #78 and “Let’s Pray” at #86.īeyond posting up over 100 million cumulative streams and views, GOD DID finds Khaled everywhere. Meanwhile, “Use This Gospel (Remix) bowed at #1 on the Billboard Hot Gospel Songs Chart and Hot Christian Songs Chart- Khaled’s first #1 entries on the respective charts. Rolling Stone and People have chronicled this chain of events, and the conversation continues. However, it all started on “GOD DID. JAY-Z went one step further and uploaded Melber’s initial report as “HOV DID” on all streaming platforms. Khaled, JAY-Z, Melber, and journalist Rob Markman engaged in this discourse publicly on Twitter Spaces. As part of a special report for MSNBC, Ari Melber host of The Beat broke down JAY-Z’s four-minute verse as a cogent and cohesive analysis on the failures of the prolonged generational drug war framed through the icon’s own journey embodied in the rhyme, “cocaína into champagne. Stretching past the eight-minute mark, the title track “GOD DID” has sparked an important conversation. The album has arrived as a cultural milestone in its own right. It stands out as his fourth career #1 debut on the Top 200 and fifth straight #1 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart. Delivering one of the biggest debuts of the year, global mega-star DJ Khaled bows at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 with his thirteenth full-length studio album, GOD DID .
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