Yeat, NLE Choppa, Gunna, + more - Songwriting Royalties

This catalog was made in the algorithm era, where songs don’t “break” once; they get replayed, re-shared, and reused. The earnings profile supports that story: revenue is overwhelmingly streaming-driven, concentrated in a small set of proven tracks, and supported by a broad international footprint. Artists such as Yeat, NLE Choppa, Gunna, and Lil Uzi Vert firmly position the portfolio within today’s digital-first hip-hop ecosystem—artists who built substantial followings online before broader industry infrastructure fully aligned behind them.

“Monëy So Big” continues to serve as the primary earnings driver, contributing approximately 43% of total revenue over the past four years while generating hundreds of millions of streams across Spotify, YouTube, and TikTok. At the same time, tracks like “Gang Baby” have rapidly accumulated nine-figure streaming totals, demonstrating that newer releases are reinforcing, and not merely relying on, the catalog’s foundation.

These recordings function like catchphrases—chant-able, loop-able, and instantly recognizable. That’s why they live in playlists and edits growing alongside their audience.

Yeat is an Oregon-born rapper who emerged in 2021 as a defining voice of the underground rage/trap wave, blending distorted 808s, futuristic production, heavy Auto-Tune, and his own slang-driven aesthetic. His breakout run began with the studio album, Up 2 Me, which produced viral hits like “Monëy So Big” (Billboard Hot 100 #95) and “Sorry Bout That,” both fueled by massive TikTok traction and streaming momentum; “Money Twerk,” “Racks Got Me,” and “Off The Lot” further cemented his cult following with hypnotic hooks and bass-heavy minimalism that defined his early catalog. Yeat quickly transitioned from internet phenomenon to mainstream force, landing multiple Billboard 200 Top 10 albums, including 2 Alive (Top 10), Afterlyfe (Top 5), and 2093 (No. 2), before earning his first Billboard 200 No. 1 with Lyfestyle. 

NLE Choppa is a Memphis rapper who exploded onto the scene in 2019 with “Shotta Flow,” quickly becoming one of the most commercially visible young artists in Southern hip-hop; his debut album, Top Shotta, debuted in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 and was later certified Gold. “Gang Baby,” from his 2019 EP Cottonwood, helped cement his early momentum, showcasing his aggressive delivery, becoming a core fan favorite, and contributing to the streaming growth and buzz that propelled him from viral breakout to sustained Billboard-charting success.