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

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

Earnings data reveals consistent year-over-year growth, rising from $3,158 in Year 1 to $5,091 in Year 3. This reflects annual growth rates of 33% and 21% in the following years. These figures are particularly strong, placing the catalog above the 75th percentile among all analyzed catalogs, where the average growth rate is just 11%. This performance signals not only steady growth but also significant outperformance relative to comparable assets.

Another key metric is the Dollar Age, which stands at 4.82 years. This indicates that the songs have been generating revenue for nearly five years. Catalogs with a higher Dollar Age typically demonstrate greater earnings stability, as they benefit from established market presence and recurring income through licensing and streaming deals.

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. The song, accompanied by a music video on YouTube, helped establish his reputation for unfiltered, street-rooted narratives. 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.”. The controversial nature of the song made it a cultural flashpoint and significantly boosted Spinabenz’s visibility. He began his music career in 2016 and released his debut album King Leonidas in 2019, followed by The Tornado Kidd in 2022.