Sound Recording Royalties for Saweetie and Trippie Redd Songs

This listing includes sound recording royalties from select tracks by Trippie Redd and Saweetie.

While streaming is the primary revenue driver—led by Spotify and YouTube—the catalog has also benefited from high-value settlement and synchronization payments.

Royalties have been generated from over 200 countries, highlighting the catalog’s broad international footprint. Although the majority of earnings come from the U.S., international streams contribute a meaningful share, underscoring global reach and exposure.

With a Dollar Age of 5.14 years, the catalog demonstrates a strong history of royalty generation, reflecting both market maturity and ongoing relevance.

“Everything BoZ” (feat. Coi Leray) is a track from Trippie Redd’s 2019 album ! (released in  2019), whose title references Coi’s own debut mixtape Everythingcoz as a nod to her brand. The song pairs hard-hitting trap beats with Trippie’s aggressive delivery and Coi’s confident verse—one of the few female features in his catalog at the time—creating a dynamic push-pull energy that fans praised for its raw mood and bold perspective. The song helped define the collaborative tone of !, which debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200. “Everything BoZ” is often cited in lists of Coi Leray’s best features and remains a notable moment in both artists’ 2019 creative arcs.

“Back to the Streets” is a 2020 single by Saweetie featuring Jhené Aiko, as the second single from her debut album Pretty Bitch Music. Critics praise its laid-back, melodic rap vibe. The song achieved commercial success by peaking at #58 on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching #1 on the U.S. Rhythmic chart, #17 on New Zealand’s Hot Singles chart, and earning Gold certification in the U.S.

Earnings Note. Royalty spikes in 1H-2024 and 2H-2024 are due to settlement payments totaling approximately $824 and $1,470, respectively, for the catalog’s top song, “Back To The Streets.” Earnings in 1H-2023 and 2H-2023 reflect synchronization payments of approximately $807 and $395 for the same track. Any future settlement or sync payments will be payable to the catalog’s new owner.