We Got This

Released in 2007, 'We Got This' marks a pivotal moment in B.G.'s post-Cash Money career, serving as the formal introduction of his Chopper City Boyz collective. Following his departure from the label he helped build, B.G. utilized this project to establish his own independent footprint via Chopper City/Koch Records. Sonically, the album is a masterclass in Southern gangsta rap, blending the traditional New Orleans bounce influence with the emerging trap aesthetics of the mid-2000s. Production duties were distributed among a variety of Southern stalwarts, including David Banner, resulting in a sound that is both cohesive and varied. The album was a significant commercial success for an independent release, debuting at number one on the Billboard Top Rap Albums chart. It stands as a testament to B.G.'s enduring influence in the region and his ability to curate a collective sound that resonated with the streets while maintaining a presence on the national charts.