Two-time Grammy-winning rapper, actor, and entrepreneur 2 Chainz is able to share his most private story but. The hip-hop star has introduced he’ll publish a religious memoir, “The Voice in Your Head Is God,” by means of Black Privilege Publishing, an imprint of Atria Books, on March 3, 2026. Earlier than he was 2 Chainz, he was Tauheed Epps, an solely little one raised in School Park, Georgia, by a single mom whereas his father served time in jail. Although he excelled academically and earned a basketball scholarship, the lure of the streets was by no means far. By age 15, he had already been arrested, hustling to outlive whereas preventing self-doubt and self-destruction. However even in his lowest moments, 2 Chainz says he felt guided by one thing greater: a voice that stored pushing him ahead.

Within the memoir, the rapper opens up in regards to the religious journey that helped him stroll away from the entice and uncover his true objective. With unflinching honesty, he displays on the setbacks, revelations, and mentors who formed his profession, from Ludacris giving him an early break to Lil Wayne co-signing his rise.

“I really feel that is my greatest, closest, and most private work,” 2 Chainz stated in an announcement through a press launch despatched to The Blast. “I wish to share the religious journey behind my success in a uncooked, uncut, and motivational method. My mission is to assist anybody with a dream and a imaginative and prescient who struggles, or doubts their instinct… I wouldn’t be right here now with out that voice.”

“The Voice in Your Head Is God” isn’t only a life story, as an alternative, he says it’s a blueprint. 2 Chainz guarantees to mix his testimony with classes in self-discipline, divine timing, and self-belief, encouraging readers to take heed to their interior steering and belief themselves.

Charlamagne Tha God, founding father of Black Privilege Publishing, praised the undertaking, saying, “2 Chainz’s story is a narrative of perseverance. A narrative of reinvention. This e-book will remind you that when GOD tells you to do one thing, it have to be finished, even when you need to reinvent your self a number of instances to do it.”

2 Chainz has been increasing his artistic attain far past the recording sales space. Earlier this 12 months, he debuted “Pink Clay,” a brief movie he co-wrote with actor Omar Epps.

The drama facilities on Nook, a youngster struggling along with his mom’s drug habit whereas holding onto desires of escaping to a greater life. The forged consists of Christopher Ammanuel, Rutina Wesley, and Jaylan Ragin.

For the rapper, the undertaking carried the identical mission that has lengthy fueled his music, and that is utilizing storytelling to encourage. “I inform tales by means of my music, at all times hoping individuals really feel empowered to beat something,” he informed Selection in Might. “’Pink Clay’ is an extension of that. Atlanta is stuffed with resilience, and bringing Nook and Bub’s story to life, on a regular basis people preventing to outlive, means every little thing to me.”

The movie strengthened a recurring theme in 2 Chainz’s work, shining a lightweight on survival and resilience, the identical values he guarantees to discover in his upcoming memoir.

“My inspiration to put in writing this movie got here from the necessity to unpack brutal truths, and showcase the complexities of why black and brown communities normalize trauma,” Omar Epps added. “It’s my hope to encourage conversations which encourage individuals to have extra grace, and compassion in the direction of each other.”