NPR Music's Tiny Desk series is celebrating Black History Month with a lineup of Black artists spanning various genres and generations. One of the featured artists is 2 Chainz, who recently delivered a heartfelt Tiny Desk (home) concert performance. Despite his flashy image, the Grammy winner took a moment during his set to acknowledge and express gratitude towards Black leaders who inspire him.

2 Chainz, born Tauheed K. Epps, is an American rapper who gained recognition as part of the duo Playaz Circle before signing a solo recording contract with Def Jam Recordings in 2012. He has seen success with hit singles like "No Lie" and "Birthday Song" featuring Drake and Kanye West, respectively. Throughout his career, 2 Chainz has released several albums, garnering accolades such as a Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance.

In his Tiny Desk concert, 2 Chainz showcased his musical style and career highlights, treating fans to a mix of his popular songs and sharing personal anecdotes about his journey in the music industry. The concert was a part of a larger initiative by NPR Music to spotlight the diversity and richness of Black music during Black History Month.