The List of Polo G Albums in Order of Release

All Polo G Albums Available on: Apple Music 

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 How many albums does Polo G have?

Polo G’s discography includes four studio albums and 39 singles, with 17 of those as a featured artist. His albums, starting with Die a Legend (2019) and culminating with Hood Poet (2024), chart his evolution in the rap scene and solidify his status in the industry.

Check Out The List of  Polo G Albums in Order of Release Here!

Here is the list of Polo G Album in Order of Release Date  

1. Die a Legend — June 7, 2019
2. The Goat — May 15, 2020
3. Hall of Fame — June 11, 2021
4. Hood Poet — August 9, 2024

 

All Polo G Albums List in Order

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1. Die a Legend (2019)

Tracklist

1. Lost Files
2. Dyin Breed
3. Through da Storm
4. Effortless
5. Pop Out
6. Battle Cry
7. BST
8. Finer Things
9. Picture This
10. Chosen 1
11. Deep Wounds
12. Last Strike
13. A King’s Nightmare
14. Pop Out Again

Polo G released his debut studio album, Die a Legend, under Columbia Records on June 7, 2019. The album itself includes the hit single “Pop Out” with Lil Tjay, and its follow-up single “Pop Out Again” with Lil Baby and Gunna. Meanwhile, other pre-releases from this album included “Finer Things,” “Battle Cry,” and “Deep Wounds,” all of which would go on to make some great noise. Critics were quick to remark on Die a Legend as an incredibly smooth fusion of pop and drill, with Pitchfork awarding it 8.3/10 and labeling it as “Best New Music.” It charted at six on the Billboard 200 before being accredited platinum by the RIAA.

 

2. The Goat (2020)

Tracklist

1. Don’t Believe the Hype
2. Heartless
3. Martin & Gina
4. Flex
5. Go Stupid
6. 21
7. 33
8. I Know
9. Beautiful Pain (Losin My Mind)
10. No Matter What
11. Be Something
12. Relentless
13. DND
14. Chinatown
15. Trials & Tribulations
16. Wishing for a Hero

The Goat is the second studio album from Polo G that was released on May 15, 2020, and marked a pretty important event in his creative biography. The album included guest appearances by Mustard, Juice Wrld, Lil Baby, and others, while singles included “Heartless,” “DND,” and “Go Stupid.” It debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 and was certified platinum by the RIAA in December 2020. Critics responded positively to the album, pointing out its diversity and dimension; it became Polo G’s highest-charting release to date. With the commercial success, critical acclaim, and strong commercial performance, The Goat cemented Polo G’s position in the rap game.

 

3. Hall of Fame (2021)

Tracklist

1. Painting Pictures
2. Rapstar
3. No Return
4. Toxic
5. Epidemic
6. Gang Gang
7. Boom
8. Black Hearted
9. Broken Guitars
10. GNF (OKOKOK)
11. Go Part 1
12. Heart of a Giant
13. Zooted Freestyle
14. Party Lyfe
15. Losses
16. So Real
17. Fame & Riches
18. For the Love of New York
19. Clueless
20. Bloody Canvas

Released on June 11, 2021, Hall of Fame is the third studio album from Polo G, marking a milestone in his career. It was his first chart-topping album and sold 143,000 units in its first week, also debuting straight at number one on the Billboard 200. Guests on the new album include the Kid Laroi, Lil Durk, and Nicki Minaj—it’s a guest list that really shows how far Polo G has come. The lead single from it, “Rapstar,” topped the Billboard Hot 100, becoming his first single to reach number one on the chart. The deluxe version, Hall of Fame 2.0, was released later that year and packaged 14 new tracks, really capping off Polo G’s place as a rapper.

4. Hood Poet (2024)

Tracklist

1. God’s Favorite
2. No Recruits
3. Barely Holdin’ On
4. Only Gang
5. Same Me
6. Detox
7. Thorns
8. G63
9. We Uh Shoot
10. Rain Fallin
11. Distraction
12. No Turning Back
13. Angels in the Sky
14. Darkside
15. Bad Kids
16. Survival of the Fittest
17. Father’s Day
18. From the Heart

Hood Poet is the name of the fourth Polo G studio album, released on August 9, 2024. The album is the letter Gothic and stands for “He Over Came Obstacles During Pain or Emotional Trauma.” Among artists present in the album, one can mention Future, Lil Durk, and G Herbo. Under the mentorship of Southside, Allen Ritter, Smatt Sertified, and several others, Hood Poet comes in as a follow-up to the deluxe album Hall of Fame 2.0. Backed by singles such as “Distraction,” “Barely Holdin’ On,” and “Angels in the Sky,” in which the young rapper talks about his journey through adversities and his commitment to the game, this album has been another one of these projects that have been long overdue and postponed because of legal issues. But it is a firm re-establishment of his place in rap.

Conclusion:

Discographically, work across the album features a very interesting evolution from the breakout debut up to his work. He established his presence in the rap scene with platinum hits and critical acclaim in 2019, with Die a Legend. The strong commercial and critical success of his sophomore recording, The Goat, and chart-topping Hall of Fame, continued to build his reputation. In Hood Poet, Polo G has sealed his position within contemporary rap. This effort shows maturity and perseverance after he had faced personal mishaps. If one goes from Die a Legend up to Hoodie Poet, one finds growth and consistency in the art—something that solidifies him within the genre.

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