seven more studio albums then and 2011. In 2012, he released The Last OutLaw, and in 2013, he released The Streets Need You. In 2014, he released Crown Royal Part 4 mixtape, as well as the album Welcome to the Rap Game, while he released the sixth edition of his Crown Royal mixtape series in 2015 along with WAR (We Are Ready) in Atlanta, which featured by Paul Wall and Bun B. In 2017, Troy announced his retirement and released his last album "O.G.P.T" in July. He also announced he was in the process of completing his second movie, titled Down 2 Come Up, which he wrote, directed, and starred in, which was slated for released on March 17, 2020. He later released two albums, "Clubber Lang" and "Enemy of the State". In January 2020, Pastor Troy made homophobic comments on the outfit Lil Nas X wore during the Grammy Awards. In a subsequent interview, Pastor Troy said he was not being homophobic but then claimed that "being gay isn't right" and made several other homophobic comments. Awards On April 5, 2016, Pastor Troy received the Legends of ATL Award from BMI for his contributions to music in Atlanta. Discography Studio albums Collaborations With D.S.G.B. Other collaborations Mixtapes, compilations and remix albums Singles Collaboration singles Production credits Pastor Troy Book I (by Pastor Troy & The Congregation): "Havin' A Bad Day" Face Off: "This Tha City" "My Niggaz Is The Grind" "Move To Mars" "Throw Your Flags Up" "No Mo Play In GA" "Eternal Yard Dash" with Big Toombs "Oh Father" Universal Soldier "Universal Soldier" "Bless America" Face Off (Part II): "WWW (Who, Want, War)" "Where Them Niggaz At" "Respect Game" Tool Muziq: "I'm Down" D.S.G.B. The Last Supper: "We Dem Georgia Boyz" "My Folks" "Brang Ya Army" "Above The Law II" "Southside" "Repent" Til Death Do Us Part: "I'm Outside Ho" "Sittin' On Thangs" with Taj Mahal References External links 1977 births Living people African-American crunk musicians African-American male rappers African-American record producers American hip hop record producers American rappers of Haitian descent Paine College alumni Musicians from Augusta, Georgia Prophet Entertainment Rappers from Atlanta Southern hip hop musicians Gangsta rappers Hardcore hip hop artists 21st-century American rappers 21st-century American male musicians 21st-century African-American musicians 20th-century African-American people