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Rich Kidz

American hip-hop group from Georgia

Summary

American hip-hop group from Georgia

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name	Rich Kidz
origin	Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.
genre
years_active	2008–present
label
current_members
past_members

Rich Kidz (formerly known as Rich Kids) is an American hip-hop group from Atlanta, Georgia, formed in 2008. In 2012, they were signed to Columbia Records.

Departure

Jose Guapo left the group to pursue solo career after reports of mismanagement at Grand Hustle Records. Shad da God, formerly known as Rich Kid Shawty, is the cousin of T.I. Skooly, while still a part of Rich Kidz, went on to pursue his solo career as an artist. Skooly has produced tracks throughout Atlanta and is even signed to 2 Chainz's label T.R.U.

Discography

Extended plays

2009: Album Titled Money Swag
2014: Y.A.R.S
2015: The Blacc Jon Gotti (Skooly)
2015: I Want Them Millions (Huncho Kae)
2015: Straight Off The Porch (CosaNostra Kidd)
2016: CCM YaYo (CosaNostra Yayo)
2016: Trench Gotti (Skooly)
2016: Fucc The Middle Man (CosaNostra Kidd)
2016: Misunderstood (CosaNostra Yayo)
2016: King Cosa (Skooly)
2016: Prince Cosa (CosaNostra Yayo)
2017: Born To Lose Built To Win (CosaNostra Yayo)
2017: Young Direct Deposit (CosaNostra Kidd)
2018: Don't You Ever Forget Me (Skooly)

Albums

2017: Baccwards Feelings (Skooly)
2020: Nobody Likes Me (Skooly)

Mixtapes

Title	Album details	Money Swag	24/7	Straight Like That	Straight Like That 2	Everybody Eat Bread	Straight Like That 3	A Westside Story	RapN & SangN

Main-artist singles

Year	Song	U.S. Hot 100	U.S. R&B	U.S. Rap	Certifications	Album
2009	"My Partna Dem" feat. Young Dro	—	77	—		Album Titled Money Swag
"Wassup"	—	115	—
"My Partna Dem" (remix) feat. Lil Scrappy & Ludacris	—	—	—		24/7
2010	"I See You"	—	101	—		Non Album Single
2012	"Nobody"	—	—	—		Everybody Eat Bread
"Kool On The Low"	—	—	—		Straight Like That 3
2014	"Sum 2 Do"	—	—	—		TBA

References

Goble, Corban. "Rich Kidz "Ratchet" [ft. Chief Keef and Future]". Pitchfork Media.
Powell, Mike. "Rich Kidz Straight Like That 3". Pitchfork Media.

Wikipedia Source

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