One of TIME’s 2024 Most Influential People is 21 Sаvаge. Burna Boy praised 21 Sаvаge’s artistic abilities in the TIME article.”The sincerity that 21 always displays in his work is truly moving. This is especially true in his most recent album, American Dream, which begins with a comment from his mother on their family’s immigrant tale. “His rapping style is so authentic and relatable; he manages to handle the genre’s intricacies with ease,” the Nigerian musician wrote.

In addition, he had the opportunity to share “one of my most significant milestones with 21” during their performance at the Grammys earlier this year. On “Sittin’ On Top Of The World,” the two worked together.The year 2024 saw the release of American Dream, 21 Sаvаge’s third solo effort. Since the rapper’s sеcrеt London birth came as a shоck to his Atlanta followers, the album captures his belief of the American Dream. His alleged unlаwful status led to his 2019 arrest by ICE. It is quite probable that his immigration status prevented him from attending the Canadian concerts in support of his 2022 album Her Loss, which he co-wrote with Drake. Still, 21 got her first international performance with Drake at the most recent Canadian gig. Furthermore, Drake raps on the 2019 incident in “8 AM in Charlotte,” saying, “Sаvаge got a green card.”

Guests on the album included Lil Durk, Mariah the Scientist, Travis Scott, Summer Walker, Young TҺug, and Brent Faiyaz. The album became the fourth number one for the Atlanta native after its debut on the Billboard 200. Some of the most beloved songs by the audience were “Redrum,” “Should Have Worn A Bonnet,” and “Prove It.”He and Drake collaborated on an album called Her Loss before American Dream. Four Grammy nominations were bestowed upon the pair by the effort. The album Her Loss was up for several rap awards, including best album, best song, best performance, and best melodic performance. Her Loss’s single “Rich Flex” featuring 21 Sаvаge was nominated for best song.

On the evening of the Grammys, when neither he nor 21 were honored with any statuettes, Drake made his feelings known. He captioned a video of himself giving a statement at a previous Grammy Awards on his Instagram Story, saying, “All you incredible artists remember this show isn’t the facts it’s just the opinion of a group of people whose names are kept sеcrеt (literally you can google it).” Sunday, February 5th. “You know what? This show doesn’t dictate anything in our world, so congrats to anybody winning anything for hip hop.”