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Common's Autobiography Debuts On 'New York Times' Best Seller List
It's been a good past week for Common. After reporting that he has a joint album with Nas in the works, we're learning today that his newly released autobiography has debuted on the New York Times best seller list. According to Rap Radar, One Day It'll All Make Sense entered the charts at number 20. It will be interesting to see if he uses this success as a means of pushing his new album, The Dreamer, The Believer, which is due out in November.
Common also released a thank-you video to all his fans. You can watch it below.
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