Rolling Papers 2 did not appear on the Billboard 200 Year-End chart for 2018.

In the modern music industry, the Billboard 200 Year-End chart serves as the ultimate scorecard for commercial stamina. It rewards albums that not only debut high but linger in the cultural conversation. When Wiz Khalifa released Rolling Papers 2 on July 13, 2018, expectations were moderate. The album was a sequel to his 2011 breakthrough Rolling Papers , which had spawned the generational anthem “Black and Yellow.” However, by 2018, the landscape had shifted toward streaming dominance and surprise releases.

To date, no official, verified public record places Rolling Papers 2 on the 2018 Billboard 200 Year-End chart (which covers the tracking period from November 2017 to November 2018).

If one were to extrapolate based on total units, it would have landed roughly in the —just outside the official top 200. In the record books, it remains a footnote: a sequel that performed well for a month but lacked the cultural stickiness to survive the year-end cut.