
That didn't last long, however, as Z-Ro quickly followed with album 22, Codeine. In 2017, after the release of his 21st album, No Love Boulevard, he announced his retirement. That same year, he also issued Legendary. Released in 2016, Drankin' & Drivin' peaked in the Top Ten of the R&B chart.
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Crack was his highest-charting album to date (number 48) and featured Slim Thug, Mike D, Paul Wall, Pimp C, and Mya.

His "drug series" - Crack, Cocaine, Heroin, Meth, and Angel Dust - spanned the 2008 to 2012 period. The album peaked on the Billboard 200 at number 69. The following year, he issued Let the Truth Be Told, which featured Juvenile, Ashanti, and frequent guest Paul Wall. After signing with Rap-a-Lot Records, he released his eighth overall LP, The Life of Joseph W. He made his solo debut in 1998 with Look What You Did to Me, following it with an album release each year (except 19) for nearly two decades. Z-Ro got his start with the Screwed Up Click, a crew of Houston rappers led by the late DJ Screw. His style merged the two genres, bringing a hard edge to explicitly honest songs about love, relationships, and street life.

Born Joseph Wayne McVey, Z-Ro (aka the Mo City Don) grew up with equal parts inspiration from hardcore rappers like 2Pac and the Geto Boys and soulful crooners like Babyface and Sam Cooke. Since 1997, his mixture of singing and rapping has appeared on countless tracks with peers like Scarface, Gucci Mane, Bun B, and Pimp C. Prolific Houston rapper Z-Ro is a local legend in the Texas scene.
