Uh Oh.
Uh Oh.
Produced by Will A Fool, Guwop taps Rich Homie Quan and PeeWee LongWay for a track off DJ Plugg’s upcoming mixtape, The Plug’s Plug 4.
You gotta love when a local ATL hit breaks national. Sorry Future, Rich Homie Quan got one. It’s hard to remember the verses here because the bridge rules the proceedings.
While Rich Homie Quan’s single continues to get replay on your FM dial, Meek Mill and Da Snowman add their contribution for the official remix. The more, the merrier.
On the day before Ca$h Out drops his Ya Feel Me? mixtape, he rolls through with another track off the project featuring Rich Homie Quan. Clear the way.
YG’s home. And as soon as he gets released from the clink, he rides around the A with Jeezy and Rich Homie Quan. In other news, he’s scrapped the title of his upcoming debut Welcome To Bompton to now My Krazy Life with the release date of November 19. His and Jeezy’s RapFix Live session below.
Pressure busts pipes and a love lockdown is no issue on Jeezy’s new track with Rich Homie Quan. Produced by D. Rich and lifted from CTE’s compilation #BYLUG dropping Tuesday.
YG found himself in Atlanta for the video shoot of his next video featuring his CTE boss Jeezy and Rich Homie Quan. Stay tuned, the video is coming soon.
Rich Homie Quan’s buzz is growing and with the help of Motion Family, we finally get the official video to his breakthrough track. His latest project Still Goin In Reloaded is available here.
Atlanta’s newest sensation, Rich Homie Quan, made his New York radio debut on Sway In The Morning. He talked about his come up comparisons to Future. After the jump, he discusses his relationship status. Download his mixtape, Still Goin In Reloaded, here.
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