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G HERBO GOES PLATINUM WITH “PTSD” FEATURING JUICE WRLD, LIL UZI VERT & CHANCE THE RAPPER

Reaching yet another major milestone on his path to superstardom, “PTSD”  just received a platinum certification from the RIAA. This marks the critically acclaimed Chicago luminary’s very first platinum plaque. It also speaks to the sustained positive impact of the track. Its bare honesty and bold message continue to uplift with over 109 million Spotify streams and 24 million YouTube views on the “PTSD” quite literally defined hip-hop in 2020.

As a well-deserved victory lap, Chance the Rapper just linked up to perform the song on the Recording Academy’s “PRESS PLAY” broadcast across Juice WRLD watching over them, the candlelit full band rendition captures the essence of the track with emphasis on the words and emotion. Within just a day, it clocked over 44K YouTube views This continues ongoing coverage from GRAMMY.com who spoke to 

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Billboard Top 200 with a #7 debut. Meanwhile, the recently released PTSD Deluxe served as the ultimate edition of the album. “Ridin Wit It” leapt past 1.1 million Spotify streams.

Maintaining a commitment to mental health, Audiomack to introduce Swervin’ Through Stress—a multi-tiered program, committed to connecting Black young adults with therapeutic resources that help inform and improve their mental health in pursuit of a better quality of life.

Stay tuned for more from Herbo. On the gruff and gritty he spits with purpose, passion, and power. From the jump, he announces, as nineties production glistens. The intensity only ramps up from there on “PTSD” unfolds as an emotionally charged confession, bringing together three of Chicago’s most influential voices—the late Chance, and Lil Uzi Vert. It paints a picture of urban decay and highlights a pervasive theme with the declaration, Meanwhile, soul samples bleed into a crossfire between 21 Savage on Everything culminates on G Herbo emerged as one of the Windy City’s most important presences and a voice for hip-hop at large. He hailed from the notorious Chicago neighborhood of Juice WRLD 2019’s Still Swervin maintained his momentum followed by Sessions at the end of the year.

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