Richard

Back From Aspen (feat. Curren$y & Larry June)

Who is Richie Rich?
Living Legend, Hip-Hop All-Star, Billboard Charting Artist, Former D-Boy, Son, Brother, Father, Uncle, Friend, and mostly importantly,  one of the greatest and most consistent hip hop artists of all time! 

What did Richie Rich say?
“Niggas call me a timer”… – RR, “Ain’t Hard 2 Find”, 1996
“My glock be so judgmental…” – RR, “Ain’t Hard 2 Find”, 1996
“If you scared go to church…” – RR, “I’d Ratha Be Ya N.I.G.G.A”, 1996
“When I’m on the field, keep him on the side line” – RR, “I’d Ratha Be Ya N.I.G.G.A”, 1996
“Do G’s Get to Go to Heaven” – RR, “Do G’s Get to Go to Heaven”, 199

Who has Richie Rich featured with?
Rick James, Tupac Shakur, E-40, Snoop Dog, B-Legit, Dru Down, Luniz, Shock G, Spice 1, Esera Tuaola, Scarface, Devin, and the boss of bosses, Too Short. 

What is Richie Rich’s Histology?
Richie Rich began his hip hop career in the late 1980s. A self-proclaimed former D-Boy, Richard Serrell, professionally known as “Richie Rich”, began recording music as a means to momentarily escape the street life mentality of Oakland, CA. Feeling at home in the studio, Rich quickly began to understand that being an artist required more dedication than his “street schedule” would allow. And thus the Oakland based hip hop group, 415, was spawned with Rich at the helm. Soon after, Richie Rich was introduced to the artist who became one of the world’s most beloved hip hop artist, and one of his closest friends, Tupac Shukar. Eventually, Rich returned to the streets of Oakland as more than an artist. He had become a commodity that major record companies began fighting over. Richie Rich was courted by Priority Records and Universal Records, but landed on the doorstep and found a temporary home at Russell Simmons’ worldly acclaimed record label, Def Jam Records. 

What’s next for Richie Rich?
Throughout the years, Richie Rich, like millions of others, has not forgotten the late and great Tupac, and has chosen to honor his friend on one of his newest singles, “Oakland”. “Oakland” pays homage to Tupac, by including previously unreleased commentary by the hip hop giant masterfully built into the hook. This single is dedicated to one of the world’s greatest artists, in true Oakland fashion….

STORYTELLER. FIRST, I'M FROM THE HILL AND THE FLATLANDS. THE BURBS. I LIVE FOR MUSIC. WITHOUT MUSIC, I WOULD NOT BE HERE IN THIS LIFE. 80sKID. BLACKSHEEP. OLD SOUL. BLACK OR WHITE, NO IN BETWEEN. NO ONE LIKE ME IN MY FAMILY. I JUST DO ME. SPACE BOUND. TRYING TO REACH THE STARS. RED, WHITE AND BLUE. TEXAS NATIVE-U.S.A.. THE SOUTH.

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