Rich Gang just blessed y'all. They are the only more interesting southern trap blues outfit than Migos. Luckily we have them both and can enjoy the various blends and style of dopeboy siren songs. Check them wailing on "Pull Up" after the jump.
A bluesy song about the drug market currently dominating the country. Young Scooter issues this unapologetic and wide view of consumption and addiction. Check the track after the jump.
The kick and the snap on this one makes it the ideal blend of ATL crunk and Bay Area bounce. This duo could put out an album of only these and we'd be cool. Rich Homie is a revivalist in this unique way, finding a groove where his melodies fit and sticking to it. Check the fraternity stepper inspired video after the jump.
Country rap singer Rich Homie Quan comes through with a Young Thug assist. All the squeaky hollering is unusual, alluring and poetic. The trap keeps sweetening itself for more young d-boys to enter it and re-emerge jaded. They're all having a grand time of it. They got what you want after the jump.