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Hotboii, Mushkaa, Dillaz + more - Songwriting & Publishing Royalties

Artwork for Hotboii, Mushkaa, Dillaz + more - Songwriting & Publishing Royalties
    • DIllaz
    • Streaming Heavy
    • NBA YoungBoy
    • HotBoii
    • Songwriter
    • BMI
    • Beatstars
    • Publishing
    • Kodak Black
    • Rod Wave
    • Hip-Hop
    • Mushkaa
    • …

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    $43,500

    4.51 x LTM

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      Buyer 2 made 210 days ago

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    About

    $9,647
    3-Year Average
    $9,649
    Earnings Since 2022
    $33,450
    2.74 Years
    Works Included
    48
    $**,***
    $30,000
    Owner Last Active
    Over 30 days ago
    Life of Rights
    Musical Composition
    Mechanical, Public Performance, Sync
    No
    Sources
    Internet Streaming, AM/FM & Satellite Radio, TV/Film/Commercial Performances, etc.
    Payors
    Learn more about rights and royalties

    The information on this listing was accurate as of the last earning statistics update on

    Overview

    This songwriting and publishing catalog combines a proven anchor, Hotboii and Kodak Black's 2022 collaboration, with a newer Iberian release driven by Portuguese artists Dillaz and Mushkaa, whose tracks are already generating streaming, live, radio, and television royalties in Spain and Portugal. Collected through both BeatStars and BMI, the catalog has full institutional coverage across all major performing rights channels.

    The current earnings profile reflects that duality: the Kodak Black track remains the primary driver with consistent multi-market income across streaming mechanical, performance, and lyrics display licensing, while the Iberian tracks are early-stage and still establishing their baseline. What distinguishes the latter from a typical streaming spike is the breadth of royalty types already being collected — live performance, radio rotation, and TV placement income each require genuine on-the-ground audience presence to generate.

    Beyond the top tracks, roughly a quarter of last-twelve-month earnings comes from a broader group of independently contributing compositions spread across streaming and performance channels. This is not a catalog where one track carries everything.

    For investors, this is a catalog with meaningful lifetime depth in its anchor, a long tail of contributing tracks providing earnings diversification, and open-ended upside in its newer releases.

    Artist & Song Information

    "Live Life Die Faster" by Hotboii featuring Kodak Black, released in 2022, is a melodic, introspective trap record that leans into emotional vulnerability rather than high-energy club appeal, continuing the artists' collaborative chemistry while reinforcing Hotboii's evolving sound. Although it did not chart on major Billboard rankings, the track gained meaningful traction through streaming and playlist placement (including Spotify's New Music Friday ecosystem), serving as a strong development-phase release that contributes to long-term catalog growth through consistent output, recognizable features, and repeat listening behavior.

    "SexeSexy" by Mushkaa featuring Bad Gyal and Bexnil, released in 2024, is a club-driven reggaeton/trap record that helped solidify Mushkaa's rising presence in Spain's urban scene, bolstered by her collaboration with Bad Gyal. The track gained strong regional traction—peaking around #52 on Spotify Spain—and accumulated millions of streams, positioning it as a breakout-stage release driven by playlist exposure and local audience engagement.

    "Alô" by Dillaz, from his 2024 album O Próprio, is a melodic hip-hop track blending laid-back production with reflective lyrics, consistent with Dillaz's style. The album debuted at #1 in Portugal and set streaming records for a Portuguese release on Spotify, giving the track strong exposure through album-driven listening. As a result, "Aló" functions as a catalog/deep-cut performer, benefiting from the broader momentum of Dillaz's most commercially impactful project to date.

    Other Information

    Earnings Note. The Earnings by Period chart below reflects royalty payments based on two distinct statement sets from different payors. The Last 12 Months include:

    BMI Statements: 4Q-2024 through 3Q-2025 (Quarterly)
    BeatStars Statements: 1H-2025 and 2H-2025 (Semester)

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    Works

    "LIVE LIFE DIE FASTER WITH KODAK BLACK" (2022) is the clear primary driver, with strong streaming-led performance and sustained listener engagement across the U.S., U.K., and Canada. Income is well-distributed across streaming mechanical, performance, streaming performance, and lyrics display licensing, a healthy mix for a catalog anchor.

    "SEXESEXY" (2024) is a meaningful secondary contributor, though a recently entered track, yet to establish a long-term earnings baseline. What sets it apart from a typical streaming-driven new release is the breadth of its income mix: roughly two-thirds flows through streaming, with the remaining third coming from live performances, radio, TV/film placements, and public venue plays — mostly concentrated in Spain, where the track shows signs of genuine market presence beyond passive listening.

    WorksEarningsShare
    Live Life Die Faster With Kodak Black$2,66628%
    Sexesexy$2,45325%
    Alo$1,07911%
    Nonchalant$4334%
    Task Force$3754%
    Other$2,64127%

    Income Types

    Streaming mechanical royalties are the single largest income category, though its share has contracted from the prior year back toward its long-run lifetime average, a normalization rather than a deterioration, as the prior year was elevated by the Kodak Black track's streaming peak. Streaming mechanical is the most predictable income type in a publishing catalog: contractually mandated per-stream payments collected from subscription services on a recurring basis.

    Performance royalties cover public performance across streaming, radio, television, and live events, collected here through both BMI and BeatStars. They are among the more durable royalty streams in publishing, though live- and radio-driven components can introduce some period-to-period variability.

    Income TypesEarningsShare
    Streaming Mechanical$3,70638%
    Performance$3,67138%
    Streaming Performance$1,35014%
    Streaming Synchronization$5265%
    Print$3604%
    Other$330%

    Sources

    Streaming is the core engine of the portfolio; streaming income spans all major DSPs and is distributed across both domestic (U.S.) and international markets. And the breadth of platform representation — Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon, SoundCloud, Audiomack, Tidal, and others — means this income is highly resistant to any single platform's algorithm or policy changes.

    SourcesEarningsShare
    Streaming$7,77181%
    Print$3604%
    Live Performance$2703%
    Radio$1351%
    Streaming Video$1341%
    Other$97710%

    * Historic royalty income does not guarantee future royalty income. Future royalty income depends upon future sales and licensing revenue generated by the intellectual property associated with this listing. All earnings analysis and investment decisions are investors’ sole responsibility per Royalty Exchange’s Terms of Use.

    Media

    Included Works

    Work TitleWork IDAlternate ID
    2FAR GONE (FEAT. YATTA BANDZ)6047405
    2FAR GONE FEAT YATTA BANDZ59544444
    32 HITTAZ65338590
    32 HITTAZ6584343
    9 TIMES OUT OF 1062360709
    9 X OUTTA 106622305
    ALO708683216958227
    BASTARD61862142
    BASTARD6539295
    BODY LANGUAGE611656036158764