Fetty Wap Drops Tracklist for New Album ‘Zavier’

Get ready, hip-hop fans! Fetty Wap is making a powerful comeback with his fourth studio album, titled ‘Zavier.’ Just a few months after his release from prison, the hitmaker is dropping new music, and he’s just unveiled the full tracklist, packed with exciting features that have fans buzzing.

A Star-Studded Collaboration List

Announced via an Instagram post, the tracklist for ‘Zavier’ boasts an impressive lineup of artists. Listeners can anticipate collaborations with heavy hitters like Wiz Khalifa, Max B, G Herbo, Tink, and Monty, among others. The announcement has already ignited excitement on social media, with fans eagerly expressing their anticipation.

Comments like “We will be listening [fire emoji]” and “And he is back” flooded platforms like Twitter/X, with some even boldly claiming, “AOTY Incoming” – Album of the Year, that is! The energy surrounding this release is palpable, signaling a strong return for the beloved artist.

A New Chapter and Gratitude

In a statement accompanying the album announcement, Fetty Wap shared his deep gratitude for his supporters. “I’m just happy and grateful to be back and thankful that my fans didn’t forget about me,” he expressed. “This new music is a reflection of a new chapter in my life. I just want to bring back good energy and good vibes.”

He also released a cinematic black-and-white trailer for ‘Zavier,’ offering a more personal glimpse into his journey. The trailer touches on the difference between his public persona and his true self, reflecting on his experiences. “Somewhere in all that, I became a character in my own life,” he shared, hinting at the introspective themes within the album.

Background on His Legal Journey

Fetty Wap, whose real name is Willie Maxwell II, pleaded guilty to a federal drug charge involving conspiracy to distribute cocaine in 2023. He received a sentence of six years in prison, followed by five years of post-release supervision. His return with ‘Zavier’ marks a significant moment as he re-engages with his music career post-incarceration.