2 Chainz Drops "The Play Don't Care Who Makes It" EP Featuring Offset & YG

2 Chainz drops off his new four track EP "The Play Don't Care Who Makes It."

BYAron A.Feb 08, 201848.8K Views

It hasn't even been a full year since he released Pretty Girls Like Trap Music but 2 Chainz has a lot more in store for his fans. The rapper hit Instagram earlier today to reveal that he had a new project on the way and now, he drops off his new four track EP The Play Don't Care Who Makes It.

Chainz comes through with a short but sweet project to hold fans over until he drops off his next album. The four track EP only has two features on it, YG and Offset, on the song "Proud" that he previewed on Instagram earlier this week. On top of that, he got some of the hottest producers to contribute to the project including Street Runners, T-Minus, Non-Stop Da Hitman of 808 Mafia and June James.

2 Chainz comes through with a little something for everybody ahead of the weekend.

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