JDot Breezy, Spinabenz, Whoppa Wit Da Choppa + more - Publishing Royalties

This catalog features tracks from contemporary hip-hop artists, including JDot Breezy, Spinabenz, Whoppa Wit Da Choppa, GreenLightt, Aye Ben, and others.

Earnings began at $16,619 in Year 1, rising by 41% in Year 2 and 26% in the most recent year. While the slowing growth rate reflects the natural decline following a content’s initial surge, the continued upward trajectory underscores the catalog’s lasting appeal and market relevance.

With a Dollar Age of 4.80 years, the catalog’s songs have been generating revenue for nearly five years—an indicator that they may be entering a more mature and stable phase of their earnings lifecycle.

Jdot Breezy is a rapper from Jacksonville, Florida, known for his raw storytelling and drill-influenced style. He began rapping at 11, inspired by artists like Chief Keef and YoungBoy Never Broke Again. Emerging from Jacksonville’s North Side, Breezy gained attention in 2019 with the release of his debut album Life After Ralo, which features the standout track “First Week Out”—a vivid reflection on his experiences immediately following a period of incarceration. Since then, he has released several projects, including tracks like “Shoot It Out,” “No Name Dropping,” and “Slide or Die,” and collaborated with artists such as Lil Poppa

Spinabenz is also from Jacksonville, Florida, and known for his role in the city’s drill scene and his viral 2021 hit “Who I Smoke.” Collaborating with Yungeen Ace, FastMoney Goon, and Whoppa Wit Da Choppa, the track gained national attention for its bold diss lyrics and its unexpected sample of Vanessa Carlton’s “A Thousand Miles.” He began his music career in 2016 and released his debut album King Leonidas in 2019, followed by The Tornado Kidd in 2022.

Whoppa Wit Da Choppa is from Jacksonville, Florida, known for his energetic delivery and a distinctive style that blends humor with aggression. He rose to prominence in 2021 after appearing on the viral diss track “Who I Smoke” alongside Yungeen Ace, Spinabenz, and FastMoney Goon. Frequently collaborating with his brother Spinabenz and Jdot Breezy, Whoppa has drawn critical attention for songs like “Viral,” which Pitchfork praised for its unsettling blend of comedy and intensity. He remains active on social media and streaming platforms, cultivating a loyal fanbase through regular music releases and online engagement.