Hopsin's Massive First Week Chart Positions + Album Consumption
+ #2 Debut on Billboard Current Rap Albums Overall
+ #3 Debut on Billboard Current R&B/Hip-Hop
+ #6 Current Billboard Digital Albums
+ #23 Debut on Billboard Top Current Albums
+ #42 Debut on Billboard Top 200
+ #3 Debut on Billboard Current R&B/Hip-Hop
+ #6 Current Billboard Digital Albums
+ #23 Debut on Billboard Top Current Albums
+ #42 Debut on Billboard Top 200
Celebrated rap lyricist, Hopsin's 5th studio album, No Shame, is topping charts and is garnering rave reviews from the likes of XXL, Hot New Hip Hop, Northern Transmissions, and more. Hopsin's most personal album has an overall consumption of 15,000 units, which includes 7.7 million album streams. The available is available for streaming and purchase on iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Tidal, and Google Play.
No Shame is a visionary compilation of 17 tracks recorded and produced by Hopsin. Leading up to the exciting album release, Hopsin has released numerous music videos such as, "The Purge" and "Witch Doctor" for his fans, who have been inquiring about the rapper's 2 year-hiatus from the music industry.
Hopsin celebrated the release of No Shame by hosting 6 listening parties, in 6 different locations around the world, within 6 days. Hospin greeted fans from Amsterdam (11/16), London (11/17), New York (11/18), Toronto (11/19), Denver (11/20), and Los Angeles (11/21) with an exclusive listen to the album and a mind-blowing performance.
No Shame marks Hopsin's first album since his widely acclaimed 2015 release, Pound Syndrome. Since Pound Syndrome, Hopsin has evolved as a man, came to terms with his past, and No Shame reflects that growth.
No Shame is filled with self-acceptance and vulnerability. Hopsin kicks off the album with "Hotel In Sydney." He's in conversation with a police officer, as he relives his devastating arrest in Australia. His fans' most anticipated release, "ILL Mind of Hopsin 9," is an ode to his 10 month-old son, whom he has never met before. Hopsin's anger is reduced to a calmness, he is remarkably open with his feelings and aims to change their strained relationship. An unexpected track from Hopsin, who is usually satirical and passionately loud is "Marcus's Gospel ft. Michael Speaks," referring to his real name 'Marcus,' he expresses his dislike for his public and private persona. Throughout No Shame, Hopsin shares his struggle with adapting to his current ‘miraculous’ reality.
Hopsin peels back his truth on No Shame and delivers nothing short of a compelling body of work that walks his fans and new listeners through his trials and tribulations. No Shame is available on all streaming platforms and the music video for "ILL Mind of Hopsin 9" is out now!