This catalog’s story begins in the early 2010s, when Houston rap was stretching beyond regional borders and finding national ears. At its core are songwriting performance royalties tied to Kirko Bangz, whose melodic, hook-driven style quietly embedded itself into everyday listening.
That shift matters. In recent periods, the catalog’s last twelve months of income has landed within 2% of its three-year average. It suggests the catalog has found its footing, operating with an earned steadiness rather than coincidence
The foundation underneath that stability runs deep. With a Dollar Age of 13.11 years, these songs have already lived through multiple listening cycles, platform changes, and cultural shifts, and kept paying. The anchor is “Drank in My Cup”. Over the past five years, it delivered a 2.53% CAGR, supported by nearly 165 million streams, millions of playlist listeners, and hundreds of millions of YouTube views. Streaming accounts for the vast majority of income, rising to roughly 91% over time.
Today, this catalog reads less like a chapter in hip-hop history and more like the foundation it’s built on. Familiar. Still in rotation. For investors, that kind of longevity isn’t loud, but it’s what you are looking for.