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NBA 2K21 to Feature 5 New Tracks From 2 Chainz "So Help Me God" Album - 24 Hours Prior to Album Release

Published on November 9, 2020

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Hip-hop artist 2 Chainz and 2K have partnered up to premiere unreleased songs in NBA 2K21, from the upcoming album “So Help Me God,” which releases on November 13. Both current-gen and next-gen NBA 2K21 will feature 5 new tracks from the album, within the 2K Beats in-game playlist, starting at 12:01 AM on November 12. That’s 24 hours prior to the official drop.

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“I’m always looking at new ways to drop new music and connect with my fans. Premiering my music in NBA 2K21 is an incredible , exciting opportunity,” said Tauheed “2 Chainz” Epps. “Music and sports go hand in hand, rappers wanna be athletes and athletes want to be rappers. 2K has grown into a leading music platform and we wanted to bring the NBA 2K community these hits to ball out to in The City or at the 2K Beach.” “Music fills every area of our lives, so it is imperative to meet listeners where they are. Gaming is a cutting-edge industry, and within the industry 2K is a tremendous platform for music curation and discovery,” said Rodney Shealey, executive vice president Def Jam. “We’re proud to partner with them as they innovate music experiences within the gaming industry, including this first of its kind music debut.”

NBA 2K21 on next-gen consoles represents one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of music ever assembled for a sports video game. And now NBA 2K21 is not just amassing an impressive collection, but it is bringing access to new music like never before. The NBA 2K21 industry-leading soundtrack is also getting an upgrade, with the next-gen version receiving 150 new tracks, for over 350 tracks available to players throughout the life of the game – an expansive addition only possible on the next-gen hardware. The 350 songs are broken up into two distinct listening environments, 2K Beats, and The City Soundtrack, each offering unique listening and discovery experiences.

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