Tierra Whack Unveils New Mixtape (Whack's Museum) with a Message and an André 3000 Endorsement

Tierra Whack has always been an artist brimming with ideas, whether crafting innovative soundscapes or delivering clever wordplay. Now, the Philadelphia native is channeling that boundless creativity into her latest project, the aptly titled (Whack's Museum), a self-described "rap mixtape" set to captivate listeners on June 19. This new offering arrives hot on the heels of her critically acclaimed 2024 studio album, World Wide Whack, further cementing her prolific output.

In a move as characteristic as it is compelling, Whack shared the news on Instagram with a unique call to action: "please text your apologies here: (323) 747-7544." She elaborated on the sentiment behind the unconventional request, stating, "I’m gonna read every single one and smile. Not because I won. Because I never stopped believing in myself when you stopped believing in me." The post also featured a screenshot revealing a supportive text exchange with none other than André 3000, the legendary Outkast rapper, who praised an unreleased track and offered his encouragement.

(Whack's Museum) marks Whack's second official mixtape. Her groundbreaking 2018 debut, Whack World, though often retrospectively considered her first album, redefined the visual album format. Each of its short, impactful tracks was accompanied by its own music video, culminating in a cohesive short film. This innovative approach earned her a Grammy nomination for the visual accompanying her track "Mumbo Jumbo."

The lasting impact of Whack World is undeniable, securing its spot at No. 38 on The 200 Best Albums of the 2010s list, a testament to its enduring influence and critical acclaim.
Tierra Whack in Cypher

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