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The album marks Dolph’s highest charting release, debuting at number four on the Billboard 200 and number one on the Billboard Independent Charts. The title is Dolph’s commentary on how he is perceived – that no matter how much money he has – in the eyes of America, he will always be a slave. The album features select guest verses from Key Glock, G Herbo and Megan Thee Stallion, who appears on the scorching radio hit, RNB. Following his untimely demise, Rich Slave serves as an album that showed emense growth, providing social commentary on complex current events, as well as his ability to inspire those after him to pursue entrepreneurship.
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