Released in December 2022, SZA's second studio album 'S.O.S.' has garnered critical acclaim, receiving an 8.7 rating from Pitchfork for its emotional depth.

In a remarkable achievement, 'S.O.S.' has tied with Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' for the longest-running Top 10 album by a Black artist on the Billboard 200 chart, both spending 79 nonconsecutive weeks.

This milestone not only highlights SZA's substantial impact on contemporary music but also solidifies her legacy as one of the most influential artists of her generation.

The staying power of 'S.O.S.' showcases SZA's talent and reflects the evolving nature of music success in the streaming era.

Currently, SZA is enjoying immense popularity with her collaboration 'Luther' featuring Kendrick Lamar, which has topped the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks.

To further engage her fans, SZA is set to embark on her Grand National Tour starting April 19 in Minneapolis, generating excitement for her upcoming performances.

Fans are eagerly anticipating a music video for 'Luther,' which may debut during the tour, adding to the excitement surrounding her current projects.

SZA expressed her disbelief over her recent achievements, stating she was left 'speechless' during an interview following her appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

At the 66th Annual Grammy Awards, SZA received nine nominations, including 'Album of the Year,' and won 'Best Progressive R&B Album,' further cementing her status in the industry.

Her songs 'Snooze' and 'Ghost in the Machine' (featuring Phoebe Bridgers) won 'Best R&B Song' and 'Best Pop Duo/Group Performance' respectively, showcasing her versatility.

This achievement places SZA alongside music legends, marking a significant milestone in her career and underscoring the cultural impact of her work.

The album artwork for 'S.O.S.' was inspired by an iconic image of Princess Diana, which SZA referenced to convey feelings of isolation and emotional depth.