1991 also saw the release of N.W.A’s second record (now without Ice Cube), Efil4zaggin which was immensely successful, topping the Billboard 200. Other artists, such as Too Short and Above the Law were also experiencing success through gangsta rap style, meanwhile East Coast artists, such as Kool G Rap and Big Daddy Kane were adopting the style into their music. By 1992 Dr. Dre had left N.W.A and released his first solo venture, The Chronic, featuring Snoop Dog on many tracks. The record was extremely successful and is certified triple platinum. Gangsta rap continued to be incredibly popular and influential, leading to many of the biggest names in hip hop, if not all popular music. Gangsta rap typically feature aggressive beats and lyrics. The lyrical themes vary, covering socio-political issues, but also regularly cover gang crime, misogyny, drugs, materialism, and violence.