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XXXTentacion Posters

Every XXXTentacion album cover, era by era

The Breakthrough (2017)
201717
Number One (2018)
2018?
The Posthumous Releases (2018 to 2019)
2018Skins
2019Bad Vibes Forever

The Breakthrough (2017)

  • 201717 His debut studio album, released on 25 August 2017. Short, raw and deeply personal, it turned SoundCloud momentum into a worldwide breakthrough.

Number One (2018)

  • 2018? Released on 16 March 2018, it debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and carried the breakout single Sad!.

The Posthumous Releases (2018 to 2019)

  • 2018Skins The first posthumous album, released in December 2018, a short and stripped-back record that arrived months after his death.
  • 2019Bad Vibes Forever The second posthumous album, released in December 2019, spanning a wider range of styles and guest features.

XXXTentacion posters for the ones who felt it

Jahseh Onfroy packed a lifetime into a few short years. Born in Plantation, Florida in 1998, he turned raw pain into some of the most influential music of the SoundCloud era before his death in June 2018 at just twenty. An XXXTentacion poster is not only cover art on a wall, it is a piece of that intensity, the softness and the chaos sitting side by side.

Start with the albums that defined him. 17, his 2017 debut, is the stripped-back record that made the world stop and listen. ? arrived in 2018, went straight to number one on the Billboard 200 and carried the breakout single Sad!. The posthumous releases Skins and Bad Vibes Forever closed the story his fans still hold close. Each cover stands on its own, and together they read like his discography on your wall.

How to choose your XXXTentacion poster

Every print comes in ISO sizes A4, A3, A2 and A1, on 200gsm matte stock, borderless so the artwork runs edge to edge. Here is the simple rule.

A4 is desk and shelf scale, easy to lean against books or clip near your setup. A3 is the everyday poster size, right at home above a desk or a bed. A2 is the size most people actually want on a bedroom or studio wall, big enough to carry the room without swallowing it. A1 is the statement piece, the first thing anyone sees when they walk in.

For frames, match the finish to the mood. Black aluminium keeps the artwork sharp and serious. Chrome leans modern and cold. Oak warms a cosier room. All three come in every ISO size, so you can mix framed and unframed pieces without any measuring headaches.

If you only buy one, size to the wall first and the album second. A single A1 of 17 anchors a room on its own, while a framed A2 of ? sits perfectly above a desk.

Build an XXXTentacion gallery wall

XXX rewards a set rather than a single print. The cleanest gallery wall follows the timeline: 17, ?, Skins and Bad Vibes Forever in a straight row or a two-by-two grid. Keep every print the same size and the same frame, and the eye reads the whole thing as one piece.

Spacing matters as much as size. Leave a consistent gap between frames, around five centimetres, and hang the centre line at eye level so nothing drifts. With our Buy 2 posters get 1 free offer, a three-print wall is the natural move: pick your two favourites, add a third for nothing, and let the music take over the room.

Why XXXTentacion fans choose Posters Base

Every XXXTentacion print here is made for people who actually care about the music. We work from clean, high-resolution artwork so the cover details and tones stay crisp at every size, from a shelf-friendly A4 up to a wall-dominating A1.

The specs are honest and consistent. All posters print on 200gsm matte stock, borderless, so the image runs right to the edge with no glare and no cheap shine. Prefer it framed? Choose black aluminium, chrome or oak, each cut to fit the ISO sizes exactly and ready to hang out of the box.

Printing and delivery are handled locally in your country, which means shorter shipping times, a lower footprint, and prints that arrive flat and protected rather than bent in a tube halfway across the world.

Best of all, XXX was an album artist, so we make it easy to collect. Our Buy 2 posters get 1 free offer is built for gallery walls: grab 17 and ?, add Skins for free, and start the set. Whether you are framing one hero piece or building the full timeline, Posters Base gives you prints worth keeping.

Good to know about XXXTentacion

  • XXXTentacion was Jahseh Dwayne Ricardo Onfroy, born in Plantation, Florida on 23 January 1998. He rose almost entirely through SoundCloud, where raw, lo-fi tracks recorded on minimal gear reached millions before any major label was involved.
  • His 2017 debut album 17 runs barely over twenty minutes and deals openly with depression, loss and loneliness. He framed it as a project for listeners going through pain, and its bareness is exactly what made it connect so widely.
  • The 2018 album ? debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. Its lead single Sad! became one of his signatures and later reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100, cementing his crossover from SoundCloud to the mainstream.
  • He was a central figure in the SoundCloud rap and emo rap wave of the late 2010s, a scene that blended hip hop with punk and emo influences alongside peers like Lil Peep and his close collaborator Ski Mask the Slump God.
  • Onfroy founded the Members Only collective, releasing a series of collaborative mixtapes with the crew. The group projects sit alongside his solo albums as part of the wider catalogue fans collect.
  • He died on 18 June 2018 in Deerfield Beach, Florida, at the age of twenty. His passing turned an already devoted following into a lasting cultural presence, with streams and tributes climbing sharply afterward.
  • Two posthumous studio albums followed, Skins in December 2018 and Bad Vibes Forever in December 2019, the second stretching across a wider range of styles and features than anything he released in his lifetime.
  • His artwork and imagery, from the album covers to his instantly recognisable look, became some of the most reproduced visuals of his generation, which is exactly why the covers translate so well to large-format prints.

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