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Tyga Is All The Proof We Need That Hollywood Is Not Serious About #MeToo
2018 was hands down a comeback year for rapper Tyga (his name is an acronym for Thank You God Always). Tyga’s first mega-hit was back in 2010 when he collaborated with Chris Brown and Kevin McCall in “Deuces.”
By Halie Owens3 min read
He topped the charts again in 2012 with “Rack City” from his second studio album, Careless World: Rise of the Last King. He has released a few albums since then, but none have been as popular as his hit, “Taste,” which peaked the Billboard charts at number 8. With over 800 million streams and 58 million fans on Spotify, Tyga is on top of his game, but at what expense?