NBA YoungBoy is proving its quantity over quality.

In a stunning testament to his relentless output and unmatched fan loyalty, YoungBoy Never Broke Again has officially broken the record for the most albums by a rapper to chart on the Billboard 200, with a staggering 34 entries to date. Known for his prolific work ethic and no-frills release strategy, YoungBoy continues to carve out a path that defies traditional industry models, proving that quantity, when backed by some quality and a die-hard fan base, still reigns supreme.

Trailing close behind are several legendary figures in hip-hop. E-40, the Bay Area icon with decades of innovation under his belt, stands at #2 with 33 charting albums. At #3, West Coast pioneer Snoop Dogg clocks in with 30. Tied at #4, trap god Gucci Mane and indie powerhouse Tech N9ne each boast 29 charting albums, proving that whether you’re major label or fiercely independent, consistency can yield big results.

The rest of the top 10 reads like a who’s who of rap royalty. Lil Wayne and Nas are tied at #6 with 24 entries each. Jay-Z follows with 23, bringing his career of cultural and business dominance into perspective. At #9, the late 2Pac continues to make his posthumous presence known with 21 albums charting. Rounding out the list is Future, whose influence on modern rap is underscored by his 20 Billboard 200 albums.

YoungBoy’s record isn’t just a personal milestone—it reflects the new era of music consumption, where streaming, high-volume output, and direct-to-fan relationships dominate. Whether or not you’re a fan of his music, it’s impossible to ignore the impact he’s made in such a short time.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.