Lil Baby, Drake, Juice WRLD + more - Songwriting Royalties

This listing features songwriter royalties from tracks by major Hip-Hop artists, including Lil Baby, Drake, Juice WRLD, Rich The Kid, The Kid LAROI, NBA Youngboy, Rod Wave, Internet Money, Calboy, Moneybagg Yo, Lil Skies, and more.

The catalog demonstrates strong consistency, with earnings over the Last 12 Months (LTM) deviating by less than 1.5% from the 3-Year Average.

The catalog also has a Dollar Age of 7.00 years, indicating that the songs have been generating income for a relatively long period. A higher Dollar Age generally reflects greater earnings stability, as the tracks have had time to establish themselves in the market.

Released in 2017, as part of his breakout mixtape Too Hard, "Freestyle" marked a major turning point in Lil Baby’s career. The track showcases his raw delivery and personal storytelling, touching on themes like drug use and perseverance. It also includes cultural references, such as a nod to basketball player Philip Champion and an interpolation of Tupac Shakur’s "Hail Mary," further cementing its impact within Hip-Hop.

"Let Her Go" (2019) captures The Kid LAROI’s signature blend of emo-rap and melodic sensibility. With introspective lyrics centered on heartbreak and emotional growth, the song highlights his maturity as a songwriter and his ability to connect with a younger audience navigating similar experiences.

Taken from his influential debut album Goodbye & Good Riddance, Juice WRLD’s "I’ll Be Fine" (2018) is a deeply reflective track that delves into themes of emotional pain, coping mechanisms, and inner turmoil. The song’s vulnerability and confessional tone helped solidify Juice WRLD’s voice as one of the most emotionally resonant in modern rap.

Released as the second single from his debut album The World Is Yours in 2018, "Plug Walk" quickly became Rich The Kid’s signature hit. Peaking at No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100, the track pairs a catchy, spacey beat with clever lyrics about wealth and street credibility. The music video—an homage to Breaking Bad—helped elevate the song’s pop culture relevance.

Featured on Drake’s 2018 double album Scorpion, "Blue Tint" is a sleek, introspective track that explores fame, relationships, and lifestyle. With uncredited vocals from Future and a beat originally intended for Big K.R.I.T., the song blends trap and southern funk influences, adding a laid-back, yet polished vibe to the album’s second half.

Earnings Note. There is an earnings adjustment in 4Q-2019 totaling $27,919.95 for the included track "Plug Walk". Any future catch-up payments will be payable to the winner of this catalog.