I ain’t write this for streams.
I wrote this for the kid sittin’ in silence, fightin’ thoughts their scared to say out loud.
For the one who ain’t fold, even when their world did.

This song ain’t catchy.
It’s cursed with truth.
It’s a voice from the edge — where the pain got rhythm and the past still echoes.

"IYKTYK" ain’t just a title.
It’s a warning.
It’s the last prayer whispered before the clip drops.
It’s the look in your homie’s eyes when you both know the streets took more than they gave. RYKNXW bleeds into the bars, metaphors laced with grief, betrayal, redemption, and revenge.
No gimmicks. No filters. Just soul scars over snares.

If you feel it — you already know.

IYKTYK

Born February 27, 1992, RYKNXW—real name Ryan Webb—is more than a voice on the mic. He’s a father to two beautiful children, Lily and Seth, and a man forged by faith, culture, and resilience. At 33, his mission is simple but profound: In a world full of hate, he shows love.

Of Japanese, Irish, and Hispanic descent, RYKNXW blends his roots and experiences into a raw yet reflective sound that speaks truth to pain, purpose to struggle, and light to darkness. His favorite scripture, Isaiah 6:8—"Here I am. Send me."—is more than a verse; it’s a lifestyle. Every bar he writes is a call to rise, to heal, and to move with intention.

Representing Riverside, CA, RYKNXW’s music is a sonic journey through growth, faith, fatherhood, and fight. Whether he's speaking to the streets or the soul, one thing’s certain—he’s answering the call.