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DiCaprio 2
DiCaprio 2 is the second studio album by American rapper JID, hosted by DJ Drama. It was released on November 26, 2018, by Dreamville Records, Interscope Records and Spillage Village. The album serves as the follow-up to his debut album, The Never Story (2017), and a sequel to his extended play DiCaprio (2015). The album was supported by two singles: "151 Rum" and "Off Deez" with J. Cole.
The album features guest appearances from 6LACK, ASAP Ferg, BJ the Chicago Kid, Ella Mai, J. Cole, Joey Badass and Method Man. Production of DiCaprio 2 was handled by a variety of record producers, including Christo, J. Cole, Elite, Nice Rec, Hollywood JB, WondaGurl, Kenny Beats, Skhye Hutch, Ron Gilmore, ChaseTheMoney and the late Mac Miller among others, contributing to the album.
The album explores a variety of topics including competition, loyalty, criticism, depression, drug abuse and women's empowerment. It also touches on other topics such as gang violence, African-American culture, and love.
JID said that each song on the album feels "like an individual film", and rapper Mac Miller helped post-produce and arrange almost every song on the album before his untimely death. JID was supposed to serve as an opening act for Mac Miller on his Swimming Tour, but the tour was cancelled. JID has also said that rapper J. Cole helped him work on the storytelling for this album. The album experienced several delays due to issues with sample clearances.
On September 15, 2018, JID revealed promotional artwork for the album. The design draws inspiration from the film, Inception (2010), and is a replica of the "spinning top" of which never quite stops as the movie comes to an end. On October 31, JID revealed of what was then billed as the album's official artwork, featuring Konrad Annerud, a model and look-alike of actor and film producer, Leonardo DiCaprio. The album was released on November 26, with the cover of the DiCaprio look-alike as the official artwork, but was mysteriously changed a week later on streaming services to the alternate artwork of which features JID in the form of a golden statuette holding a number two and was inspired by the iconic Academy Awards statuette. JID later confirmed that the artwork, featuring the golden statuette was the new official cover for the album and explained the change of artwork to fans on Twitter, saying, "That artwork is what the artwork was supposed to be upon release, but they couldn't change until after we dropped for upload reason."
The album's title was inspired by DiCaprio; JID has cited DiCaprio as his favorite actor. JID's manager Zekiel "Zeke" Nicholson explained why the album is an interesting contrast between the artist and actor:
The DiCaprio theme is really an ode in the biggest way. You don't know what movie DiCaprio is going to be in. What you expect is a performance at the end of the day. That's kind of the mantra we went with for this project: let's give them a bunch of different movies. But in these movies the performances are high-level. These are movies that deserve to be rewarded.
On October 31, 2018, to celebrate his birthday, JID revealed the album's release date. On November 11, JID revealed the album's tracklist, blurring out the album's remaining features, other than J. Cole on already released single, "Off Deez". JID revealed the remaining features on November 15. On November 19, JID released the album's trailer. In the trailer, JID depicts six scenes from DiCaprio's films: Inception, The Revenant, The Wolf Of Wall Street, Titanic, Django Unchained, and The Aviator, with album instrumentals for each scene.
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DiCaprio 2
DiCaprio 2 is the second studio album by American rapper JID, hosted by DJ Drama. It was released on November 26, 2018, by Dreamville Records, Interscope Records and Spillage Village. The album serves as the follow-up to his debut album, The Never Story (2017), and a sequel to his extended play DiCaprio (2015). The album was supported by two singles: "151 Rum" and "Off Deez" with J. Cole.
The album features guest appearances from 6LACK, ASAP Ferg, BJ the Chicago Kid, Ella Mai, J. Cole, Joey Badass and Method Man. Production of DiCaprio 2 was handled by a variety of record producers, including Christo, J. Cole, Elite, Nice Rec, Hollywood JB, WondaGurl, Kenny Beats, Skhye Hutch, Ron Gilmore, ChaseTheMoney and the late Mac Miller among others, contributing to the album.
The album explores a variety of topics including competition, loyalty, criticism, depression, drug abuse and women's empowerment. It also touches on other topics such as gang violence, African-American culture, and love.
JID said that each song on the album feels "like an individual film", and rapper Mac Miller helped post-produce and arrange almost every song on the album before his untimely death. JID was supposed to serve as an opening act for Mac Miller on his Swimming Tour, but the tour was cancelled. JID has also said that rapper J. Cole helped him work on the storytelling for this album. The album experienced several delays due to issues with sample clearances.
On September 15, 2018, JID revealed promotional artwork for the album. The design draws inspiration from the film, Inception (2010), and is a replica of the "spinning top" of which never quite stops as the movie comes to an end. On October 31, JID revealed of what was then billed as the album's official artwork, featuring Konrad Annerud, a model and look-alike of actor and film producer, Leonardo DiCaprio. The album was released on November 26, with the cover of the DiCaprio look-alike as the official artwork, but was mysteriously changed a week later on streaming services to the alternate artwork of which features JID in the form of a golden statuette holding a number two and was inspired by the iconic Academy Awards statuette. JID later confirmed that the artwork, featuring the golden statuette was the new official cover for the album and explained the change of artwork to fans on Twitter, saying, "That artwork is what the artwork was supposed to be upon release, but they couldn't change until after we dropped for upload reason."
The album's title was inspired by DiCaprio; JID has cited DiCaprio as his favorite actor. JID's manager Zekiel "Zeke" Nicholson explained why the album is an interesting contrast between the artist and actor:
The DiCaprio theme is really an ode in the biggest way. You don't know what movie DiCaprio is going to be in. What you expect is a performance at the end of the day. That's kind of the mantra we went with for this project: let's give them a bunch of different movies. But in these movies the performances are high-level. These are movies that deserve to be rewarded.
On October 31, 2018, to celebrate his birthday, JID revealed the album's release date. On November 11, JID revealed the album's tracklist, blurring out the album's remaining features, other than J. Cole on already released single, "Off Deez". JID revealed the remaining features on November 15. On November 19, JID released the album's trailer. In the trailer, JID depicts six scenes from DiCaprio's films: Inception, The Revenant, The Wolf Of Wall Street, Titanic, Django Unchained, and The Aviator, with album instrumentals for each scene.