Jeezy Breaks Guinness World Record with 101-Piece Orchestra in Las Vegas — “This One’s for the Books, Literally”
Jeezy Sets Guinness Record After Performing with 101-Orchestra Ensemble in Las Vegas
Photo: Radis Denphutaraphrechar — Las Vegas, November 1, 2025

Jeezy elevated his Las Vegas residency into history, earning a Guinness World Record after sharing the stage with a 101-piece orchestra during a special concert at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.
On November 1, 2025, the Atlanta rapper brought a full classical ensemble to the stage as part of his limited engagement in Las Vegas. Guinness adjudicator Andy Glass presented Jeezy with the official recognition for the largest orchestra assembled specifically for a hip-hop concert.
Jeezy announced the achievement on Instagram, writing that motivating and uplifting his community has always been his mission. He thanked everyone who believed in the concept and helped turn the idea into reality.
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The artist followed up the announcement the next day with another Instagram post, noting, “A winner is a dreamer who never gave up.” See the post.
Night Two of the residency adopted a masquerade motif. The performance featured members of The Color of Noize Orchestra performing original arrangements by composer Derrick Hodge, with Adam Blackstone serving as musical director. Beyond the Guinness distinction, the event also became the largest orchestral assembly ever presented for a concert in Las Vegas — across all genres.
Jeezy kicked off the residency on Halloween and is scheduled to return to Planet Hollywood for additional performances in December, which will carry a Nutcracker-inspired theme.

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