Death, lawsuits, calling people bald and forced grandchildren.

Tell 'em Steve Dave! - tellemstevedave.com

#517: Talkin’ About Sharkin’

Q attends a bachelorette party, the Unabomber dies, the Strange Case of Natalia Grace, Bry receives LHOTP backlash, Walt and the Franks embark on an adventure. https://ter.li/AmericanMusicalSupply-TESD

#560: The Porcelain Unabomber

Q rocks out, Bry gets ‘free’ soup, Maribeth’s Onlyfans, is Fat Boy Summer in peril, Troy weighs in on the Gilgo Beach killer. Sponsor:  https://ter.li/AmericanMusicalSupply-TESD

#565: TESD’s Life of Bryan

Rich Runner Rell, also known as Terrell James Harris, is an American rapper hailing from the west side of Chicago. 

His music often reflects the struggles and experiences of growing up in the Henry Horner Projects, a public housing development in the city.

Rich Runner Rell gained recognition in the Chicago rap scene through his raw and authentic lyrics. 

He often raps about street life, poverty, and the challenges faced by marginalized communities.

His music resonates with listeners who appreciate storytelling and real-life narratives.

Musical Style and Influences:

Rich Runner Rell’s style is characterized by gritty, hard-hitting beats and lyrics that reflect the realities of urban life. 

His flow is often aggressive and passionate.

He draws inspiration from other Chicago artists, including Chief Keef, Lil Durk, and G Herbo.

Notable Tracks:
Some of his notable tracks include “Riding Thru East Moline (Outro),” “Freestyle,” and “Watch Yo Mouth.”

These songs provide a glimpse into the struggles faced by residents of Chicago’s public housing projects.

Local Impact:
Rich Runner Rell has a loyal local fan base, and his music resonates with those who have experienced similar hardships.

His authenticity and relatability have contributed to his popularity within the Chicago rap community.

Wonda Why They Call You Rich (Prod by Terrell J Harris)

Come Up In The Rap Game (Prod by Terrell J Harris)

All I Got Is One Night (Prod by Terrell J Harris)

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I Used To Sell Crack (Prod by. Terrell J Harris)

Rich Runner Rell

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