New York rap veteran Q-Tip is gearing up to finally invade streaming platforms across the globe. The hip-hop entertainer has announced plans to drop three new albums in the near future.

Big Facts

This weekend, Tip went to his social media pages to break the massive news. The rap veteran shared a video clip and formally announced at least three new projects are on deck.

“Thank you for all the bday love… but I have something to share with you… 3 albums. AlGoRhtythms. Riotdiaries. The Last Zulu” -SOHH’s Instagram

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“Stay safe n wellšŸ™šŸ¾. Thank u for all the bday wishes Thank u for tribe anniversary wishesšŸ™šŸ¾ But more importantly, stay vigilant n ssfe…” -Q-Tip’s Instagram

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Stay safe n wellšŸ™šŸ¾. Thank u for all the bday wishes Thank u for tribe anniversary wishesšŸ™šŸ¾ But more importantly, stay vigilant n ssfe…

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Q-Tip announces plans to drop at least three new albums

High-Key Details

Tip has kept fans waiting for new music. A couple years ago, Q hinted at plans to drop The Last Zulu across his Twitter page.

The projects titledĀ AlGoRhythms, Riotdiaries, andĀ TheĀ LastĀ ZuluĀ will markĀ the first set of solo records from Q-Tip since he deliveredĀ Kamaal The AbstractĀ in 2001. The rapper has been teasingĀ The Last ZuluĀ for several years now.Ā Back in 2018 fansĀ we were lead to believe thatĀ The Last ZuluĀ andĀ RiotdiariesĀ wereĀ one andĀ the same project, but it appears that they are twoĀ separate albums. (Highsnobiety)

“The last Zulu aka the riot diary #ComingSoon” -Q-Tip’s Twitter

Wait, There’s More

Nearly 10 years ago, Q officially joined forces with longtime pal Kanye West. Initial plans had his The Las Zulu dropping on G.O.O.D. Music.

In 2012, Q-TipĀ signed to Kanye West’sĀ G.O.O.D. Music/Def Jam to releaseĀ The Last Zulu, an album he first madeĀ mention of working onĀ as early as 2010. Following his work on A Tribe Called Quest’s final album, 2016’sĀ We Got It from Here… Thank You 4 Your Service, he made mention of the album againĀ on Twitter in 2018, writing, “The last Zulu aka the riot diary #ComingSoon.” (Exclaim)

Before You Go

A few days ago, Tip shared some legendary-looking footage. Q released a clip of rap rookie YBN Cordae flexing big bars over throwback 90’s beats.

“@ybncordaeĀ šŸ™šŸ¾” -Q-Tip’s Instagram

“Luv Legend šŸ™šŸ½” -YBN Cordae

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@ybncordae šŸ™šŸ¾

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