Roddy Ricch’s first week sales predictions are here
Roddy Ricch released his highly-anticipated mixtape, Feed Tha Streets III, last Friday (November 18). According to DJ Akademiks, the project is on pace to sell 35K album-equivalent units this week.
The project dropped through Atlantic Records with features just from Lil Durk and Ty Dolla $ign. It hosted production from Mustard, Turbo, DY Krazy, jetsonmade, and more.
Roddy Ricch 'Feed Tha Streets 3' is on pace to sell 35K first week.
The Compton rapper first teased the tape in 2021 when he displayed his “Feed Tha Streets” tattoo on Instagram with the caption, “3.” After releasing his sophomore studio album, Live Life Fa$t, and seemingly disappointed with the response from his fans, Roddy tweeted, “FTS 3 comin 2022 , u niggas playin wit my top.”
Roddy Ricch says he was confused about Hit-Boy’s comments
Roddy Ricch reacts to fellow California native Hit-Boy’s remarks that West-Coast rappers like Roddy himself and Kendrick Lamar whom he’s worked with on Nipsey Hussle’s Grammy-winning “Racks In The Middle” and “Backseat Freestyle” respectively, do not work with him anymore to his surprise.
While on the move to promote his new commercial mixtape Feed Tha Streets III, Roddy stopped by Power 105.1 this week where he addressed Hit-Boy. “We got a lotta music together, so I was kinda confused about it,” Roddy told the host, DJ Clue, who then asked him if he speaks with the Fontana producer.
“Briefly. I let him say whatever, I ain’t say nothing. I don’t know. I don’t really be on the media with n**gas, you feel me?” the rapper said, while adding that he’s “thankfull” they won a Grammy together. “It’s probably a lot of producers that feel that way. West Coast n**gas we should handle certain things without the cameras on.”
During a recent conversation with DJ Akademiks on his Off The Record Podcast, Hit-Boy said he played “Racks In The Middle” beat for Roddy the same night he made it. “The first beat I ever played n-ggas, the first song we ever did within 10 minutes of knowing each other, won a Grammy. How the fuck have we not locked in on more music. I don’t get it. Maybe it’s not for me to get,” he said.
He continued, “At the end of the day, the first muthafucking beat I ever played for you in the history of life is ‘Racks in the Middle,’ my n-gga, like pull back up what the fuck.”
Roddy Ricch is working on his next album following the release of Feed Tha Streets III mixtape last week. The Compton artist took to Twitter on Sunday (November 20) to make the announcement, precisely writing, “mixtape out album next.”
The 24-year-old’s new project came with 15 songs, boasting guest appearances from Lil Durk & Ty Dolla $ign. It featured production from Mustard, DY Krazy, jetsonmade, Turbo, among others.
Back in September, Roddy shared a screenshot of a text chat he had with management telling them, “the label don’t wanna count Feed Tha Streets 3 as album cuz it’s always been a mixtape series.” The rapper went on to drop the project as a mixtape, although it can be found all over streaming platforms.
Roddy Ricch comes through with the visuals for his Lil Durk-assisted single, “Twin.” Released on Monday (November 21), the music video is created by Jerry Production.
The song was released on November 14 as a single from Roddy’s album, Feed Tha Streets III, and is produced by Teddy Walton, Aaron Bow & Byrd.
Roddy and Durk have collaborated before on “Moonwalkin” from the formers debut album, Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial, and on DJ Khaled’s “Keep Going.”
Roddy delivered FTS 3 on November 18 with guest appearances from Smurk and Ty Dolla $ign.
It’s only a couple of hours away before Roddy Ricch unleashes his highly-anticipated album, Feed Tha Streets 3. On Wednesday (November 16), Roddy logged on Instagram to unveil the official trailer for the upcoming album.
The video shows Roddy awaiting his “special guests” at a table while a waitress prepares it for dinner. “It’s about six in LA,” the rapper says before adding that his guests are “always motherf**cking late.”
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“Anyway, I hope these people enjoy the album as much we enjoyed making it,” he continues. “‘Feed Tha Streets 3’ dropping this Friday, November 18, make sure you go get that.”
Roddy Ricch had promised not to visit Canada “anytime soon” after he was blocked from crossing the border earlier this month
Roddy Ricch recently ran into a TMZ journalist whom she discussed with the incident when he was denied entry into Vancouver, Canada, for a show. The rapper was asked why the Federal Border Patrol were “tripping” on him.
“Police. You know what I’m saying,” Roddy responded. “They just was trippin’ on me. They came on the tour bus tweakin’ by the side.”
When questioned if his Canada fans shouldn’t expect to see him “anytime soon” as he previously vowed, he promised to return but under one condition; the feds should stop harassing him at the border. “I love ‘em, you know what I’m saying. We gon’ make sure we get to ‘em,” he added. “They just gotta make it right. They can’t keep harassing us like that.”
Speaking on whether he reached out to Drake for help, Roddy said, “Shout out to Drake. I think last time he made a couple of calls and he made it happen for us. But who knows?”
The rapper didn’t forget to remind his fans that all they need as they await Christmas is his new album dropping this Friday (November 18), stating, “’Feed Tha Streets 3′ dropping this Friday, everybody need to get that.”
The California rapper was also stopped at the Canadian border in February 2020 but with a few calls by Drake, he was able to enter the country.
Roddy Ricch comes through with a brand-new album this Friday
Roddy Ricch is in the process of unleashing his highly anticipated album, Feed Tha Streets 3, which drops on Friday (November 18), and now he unveils the official tracklist. The Compton native hopped on Instagram Monday (November 14) to reveal a 15-song tracklist that features Lil Durk and Ty Dolla $ign.
Along the album update, Roddy delivered the Smurk collab, “Twin.” The record also includes the previously released singles “Stop Breathing” and “Aston Martin Truck.”
Back in October, Roddy shared the album cover that depicts him and a group of others sitting around a dinner table.
He also complained in September that his label didn’t want to release the project as a studio album since it’s part of a mixtape series.
“The label don’t wanna count feed tha streets 3 as an album cuz its always been a mixtape series,” he wrote. “But the fans need it so lets drop when I get off tour.”
Roddy Ricch finally announces the release date for his highly-anticipated album, Feed Tha Streets 3. The Compton native hit Instagram on Saturday (October 22) to reveal that the project drops November 18.
He also shared the artwork showing him and his entourage sitting around a prestigious dinner table. “FEED THA STREETS 3 11/18/2022 MY GIFT TO YOU,” RR wrote in the caption.
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In an update he shared in September, the rapper disclosed that the label doesn’t want to release the project as an album since it’s been a mixtape series. However, he vowed to deliver it after he’s off Post Malone’s Twelve Carat tour which he’s been opening for.
“The label don’t wanna count feed tha streets 3 as an album cuz its always been a mixtape series,” read a screenshot of a text exchange Roddy had with his management. “But the fans need it so lets drop when I get off tour.”
After dropping the singles ”Ghetto Superstars” with G Herbo & Doe Boy, and ”Stop Breathing” in September, the rapper follows it with ”Aston Martin Truck.”
