Double Grammin Rapper, actor and entrepreneur 2 Chainz is ready to share your most more personal stories. Hip-Hop Star announced that he would publish a spiritual memoir, "the voice in your head is God, and three chains, the only child he was in the prison. Through his father. Survivors while fighting suspicion and self-destruction. But even in his lowest moments, 2 Chainz says he feels that he led to something bigger: a voice that choked him forward.

In the memoir, the rapper opens about the spiritual journey that helped him walk away from the trap and discover his true purpose. With unrelated sincerity, he thinks of stalemate, revelations and mentors that shaped his career, from Ludacris Giving him an early break Lil Wayne Signing his rise.

"I feel that this is my best, closest and most personal papers," he said 2 Chainz in a statement through a solution sent to the explosion. "I want to share a spiritual journey behind my success in raw, oro the motivation path. My mission is to help anyone with a dream and vision fighting or doubting their intuition ... I wouldn't be here without that voice."

"The voice in your head is God," instead is not just a life story, says it is a blueprint. 2 Chainz promises to break out their testimony with lessons in discipline, divine time and self-relief, encouraging readers to listen to their internal guidelines and believe.

Chalalalagne Tha God, the founder of the Black Privilege, he greeted, saying, the story is the story of perseverance. This book will remind you that God will do something, even if you have to invent it several times to re-invent it. "

2 Chainz expands its creative range away outside the recording cabin. Earlier this year, he debuted "red clay," a short film written by an actor Omar Epps.

Drama centers on the NCO, a teenager who fights the mother's drug addiction as he holds on his dreams to escape a better life. Cast includes Christopher Ammanuela, Wesley and Jaylan Route Routines.

For the rapper, the project took the same mission that has long encouraged its music and used to narrate for inspiration. "I'm telling stories through your music, they always hope people are empowered to overcome anything," he said Diversity In May. "" Red clay "is an extension of that. Atlanta is full of resistance and bringing nook and the eardrum to life, everyday people who fight for survival, means everything to me."

The film strengthened the repetitive topic in the work in two chains, the glow light on survival and resilience, the same values ​​that promises to explore in its upcoming memoir.

"My inspiration for writing this film came from the need to unpack brutal truths and exposed the complexity why black and brown communities normalize the trauma," Added Omar Epps. "It's my hope that they will inspire conversations that motivate people to have more grace and compassion to each other."