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According to Kurrco<\/a> on Instagram, the piece is in collaboration with British-Nigerian visual artist and designer Olaolu Slawn, better known simply as Slawn. It’s a large head in his art style with a knife through it and Savage’s knife tattoo on its forehead. In addition, there’s a pre-save link to his Spotify and Apple Music accounts, and the title “WHTTS” is all over this move.<\/p>\n

Is that a new album title? Presumably so, but still, take all these details with a grain of salt. We still don’t have any concrete information on a release date or whether or not this is explicitly a new rollout. But it certainly had its intended effect of creating a conversation and sparking interest in what comes next.<\/p>\n

Amid other vague 21 Savage statements,<\/a> we’ll see if he really kicks this into full gear soon. Maybe he’s gunning for another early release when it comes to 2026, much like how his last album american dream came out in January of 2024.<\/p>\n

21 Savage’s Grammy History<\/p>\n

We’ll just have to patiently wait and see what happens. 21 Savage’s next move<\/a> could land him another shot at the Grammy Awards in 2027, where he already has quite the history.<\/p>\n

While the Atlanta artist only has one win to his name at press time (Best Rap Song for “a lot” featuring J. Cole<\/a> at the 2020 ceremony), he got ten other nominations. That year, i am > i was was up for Best Rap Album, and “rockstar” with Post Malone<\/a> was up for Record Of The Year and Best Rap\/Sung Performance the previous year. In 2022, “m y . l i f e” with J. Cole and Morray was up for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance, whereas Her Loss with Drake<\/a> was up for Best Rap Album in 2024. That year, their “Rich Flex” collab got Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance nominations. In addition that year, Savage had two Best Melodic Rap Performance nominations: “Sittin’ On Top Of The World” with Burna Boy and the Her Loss cut “Spin Bout U.”<\/p>\n