Roddy Ricch is an American rapper and singer who gained widespread recognition in 2019 with his hit song “The Box.” His unique blend of melodic rap and trap music has earned him millions of ...

Roddy Ricch, born Rodrick Wayne Moore Jr. on October 22, 1998, in Compton, California, is a Grammy-winning rapper, singer, and songwriter known for his unique blend of melodic rap and vivid ...

Roddy Ricch is building anticipation around his third studio album, The Navy Blue, by releasing yet another lead single from the project titled Lonely Road. The single was distributed to all major ...

Roddy Ricch has made December his own in recent years: He released his hit debut album Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial on December 6, 2019, then dropped Live Life Fast on December 17 ...

Roddy Ricch has claimed that a “clout-chasing” YouTuber who found the rapper’s Grammy demanded $50K and an Audemars Piguet (AP) watch to return the award. The YouTuber Prieto Hunter recently ...

The meme’s sound originates from rapper Roddy Ricch’s song “Ricch Forever” where he sings about a friend of his who died too soon but taught him “how to chase the bag” before he passed ...

the opening bar and chorus of Roddy Ricch's "Ricch Forever" is, "I just lost my dawg (yeah)." In subsequent lyrics, Ricch talks about a deceased friend who taught him how to "chase the bag." The ...

Roddy Ricch released his debut studio album, Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial, on December 6, 2019, and it was distributed to all major DSPs via Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United ...

Roddy Ricch emerged victorious in the copyright infringement lawsuit involving his 2019 hit “The Box” and Greg Perry’s 1975 cut “Come on Down.” As per Rolling Stone, US District Judge ...

You said you fucked my bitch (I fucked your bitch too) In the last line of the lyrics above, Uzi claims they slept with Roddy’s significant other, which serves as a response to the diss Roddy ...

Roddy Ricch just celebrated the third anniversary of his smash single “The Box.” However, on the same day, Roddy, the song’s producer, 30 Roc, and Atlantic Records are all being sued for ...

“[You just] mad these size 8s was [in] ya b#### get over it,” posted Roddy Ricch. He also reportedly shared a video of a man lipsyncing the lyrics, “Why you mad I f##### your b####?