Fetty Wap is gearing up for a big comeback, teasing his upcoming album “Zavier” and reflecting on a renewed energy reminiscent of his breakout “Trap Queen” era.
Following his release from prison earlier this year in January, the New Jersey rapper is ready to make his mark again. On Monday, March 16, Fetty Wap revealed that his fourth studio album, “Zavier”, is officially set to drop on March 27.
“I’m just happy [and] grateful to be back,[and] thankful that my fans didn’t forget about me,” he said in a press statement. “I’m so thankful to my family, fans and team for holding me down.”
To build anticipation, Fetty posted a black-and-white trailer on Instagram, offering a sneak peek into the mindset and creativity he’s bringing to the project after spending three years away from the music scene. The short clip captures the emotion and focus behind his reentry into the industry.
“When you lose the money everybody think that’s the worst part,” he said in the visual. “When it get real quiet that’s when it hit different. I got so used to hearing Fetty everywhere I go, before I even knew who Zavier was. Somewhere in all that, I became a character in my own life. People really loved what I could provide for real, not who I really was.”
In addition to the teaser, he also posted black-and-white photos of himself in the studio. One powerful image shows the 34-year-old artist at a console, accompanied by a reflective caption: “The last time the studio felt like this…I was making Trap Queen.”
“Zavier” marks Fetty Wap’s first full-length studio album since his 2023 release of “King Zoo”. The new project consists of 17 tracks, though details about guest features remain under wraps until its debut later this month.
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