Young Chop Releases His Latest Project "DON'T SLEEP"

Young Chop is back with his latest project, "DON'T SLEEP."

BYAron A.Mar 15, 20194.6K Views

Young Chop is known first and foremost as a producer, working heavily with Chief Keef at the top of the decade and introducing drill to the masses. However, since then, he's been slowly establishing himself a solo artist. Over the years, he's released numerous projects as the main artist. Today, he drops off his new mixtape, DON'T SLEEP.

Young Chop is back with his latest project, DON'T SLEEP. Released through Chop Squad Records, the producer turned rapper's new project clocks in at under 30 minutes and finds Chop holding down the project on his own without any features. The eleven track set also includes the previously released single, "Gimme That" produced by Don Cannon and CuBeatz. DON'T SLEEP serves as Chop's first project since 2017's King Chop 2.

Peep Chop's new project below.

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