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Chris Webby - Songwriter + Publisher Royalties

Artwork for Chris Webby - Songwriter + Publisher Royalties
    • Pete Davidson
    • Tory Lanez
    • Chris Webby
    • AdminMP
    • DMX
    • BMI
    • …

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    $34,800

    5.76 x LTM

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    About

    $6,041
    3-Year Average
    $3,942
    Earnings Since 2018
    $22,426
    5.33 Years
    Works Included
    49
    $**,***
    $20,000
    Owner Last Active
    Over 30 days ago
    Life of Rights
    Musical Composition
    Mechanical, Public Performance, Sync
    No
    Sources
    Internet Streaming, AM/FM & Satellite Radio, Digital Downloads, CD Sales, TV/Film/Commercial Placements & Performances, etc.
    Payors
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    The information on this listing was accurate as of the last earning statistics update on

    Overview

    This catalog features songwriter and publisher royalties from Chris Webby, an independent hip-hop artist who has built a loyal audience through consistent releases and direct fan engagement. Anchored by tracks like “Who Am I,” “Go Hard,” and “Triggered,” the catalog reflects a mix of introspective writing, high-energy delivery, and culturally relevant themes that continue to drive streaming activity.

    Earnings show a clear growth and stabilization pattern over time. After scaling from $2.5K in 2020 to a peak of $5.0K in 2021, the catalog settled into a consistent range between ~$2.5K and ~$3.1K annually across 2022–2024. In 2025, earnings reached $5,822, marking the strongest year in the dataset, driven in part by a step-up in collections.

    This increase is supported by a key structural change. Administration of the publishing portion transitioned from Songtrust to AdminMp in 4Q24, improving collections across the catalog. 

    Earnings are also well diversified, with 49% of the last twelve months generated by tracks outside the top five. This highlights a deeper catalog contributing consistently, rather than reliance on a single title.

    For investors, this asset offers exposure to a proven independent artist with a direct-to-fan model and ongoing release activity. The combination of improved administration, newly captured mechanical income, diversified earnings, and songwriter and publisher income streams supports a more complete and durable royalty profile, with recent performance indicating upside from more efficient collections.

    Artist & Song Information

    Chris Webby has built his career outside the traditional label system, developing a loyal fanbase through consistent releases and direct audience engagement. Emerging during the blog-era mixtape wave, he gained early traction with high-volume output and later solidified that connection through his long-running #WebbyWednesday series. 

    “Who Am I,” released in 2019 and featuring Pete Davidson, stands out as a crossover moment in the catalog. The collaboration bridges hip-hop and mainstream entertainment, bringing in audiences beyond Webby’s core fanbase. The track leans into introspection with a conversational tone, while its accompanying visual content has driven strong engagement on YouTube and social platforms. This type of release highlights Webby’s ability to expand reach through strategic collaborations while maintaining his independent identity.

    “Go Hard,” released in 2024, represents the foundation of Webby’s high-energy, lyric-forward style that helped build his early audience. “Triggered,” released on November 4, 2020, captures a more culturally reactive side of Webby’s artistry. Arriving during a period of heightened political and social discourse, the track gained traction for its commentary-driven approach and strong shareability across digital platforms. It has generated over 6 million streams on Spotify.

    Other Information

    LTM (Last 12 months) - The LTM includes 4Q2024-3Q2025 for BMI, 1Q2025-4Q2025 for Admin MP and 1Q2025-4Q2025 for Songtrust.

    Earnings Note. Administration of the publishing portion of this catalog transitioned from Songtrust to AdminMp in 4Q24.

    Earnings Note. 2Q2025 earnings include mechanical royalties from prior periods.

     

    Financials

    Royalty Payors


    Earnings By Period

    Quarterly, as statements report

    • Domestic
    • International
    • Unreported
    • Net

    Note: The earnings reported above reflect royalties as they have been reported from the multiple payors included in this listing. If one of the payors has not yet paid for a reported period it will not be reflected above. Please see “Other Information” for details.

    Note: BMI earnings are reported for the period in which they were earned, not for the period they are paid.

    Note: BMI’s Q2-2020 distribution includes non-recurring settlement payments from the Radio Music Licensing Committee (RMLC). The settlement represents a rate increase for radio performances in years 2017-2019. You can view the amount of the settlement in the Raw Data file under the “raw_music_user” column with the label: “RMLC2017 STLMNT”, “RMLC2018 STLMNT” and “RMLC2019 STLMNT.”

    Year20212022202320242025
    Earnings$4,960$3,132$2,952$2,513$5,822

    Works

    49% of the last twelve months generated by tracks outside the top five demonstrating catalog diversity.  
     

    WorksEarningsShare
    Who Am I$1,10418%
    Go Hard$5409%
    Triggered$4918%
    Whatever I Like$4798%
    Quarantine Freeverse$4517%
    Other$2,97649%

    Income Types

    Performance royalties have averaged approximately $2.3K annually over the past five years, providing a consistent baseline of earnings.

    Mechanical royalties have grown in contribution and saw a meaningful increase in 2025 due to improved collections and catch-up payments.

    Income TypesEarningsShare
    Mechanical$3,90165%
    Performance$1,38223%
    Streaming Synchronization$62210%
    Streaming Mechanical$1072%
    Streaming Performance$280%
    Other$00%

    Sources

    Streaming represents the largest portion of the catalog’s revenues. The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for streaming is stable at -0.71%.

    SourcesEarningsShare
    Streaming$4,61676%
    Music Rights Org$1,28321%
    Music Publisher$901%
    Retail Plays$10%
    Radio$00%
    Other$511%

    Users

    Over the past five years, earnings have been led by Spotify (~$3.9K), YouTube (~$4.6K), and Pandora (~$3.6K), which together account for the majority of income, with YouTube showing a notable spike to over $2.1K in 2025. Pandora also demonstrates growth with a positive CAGR of 9.7%.

    UsersEarningsShare
    Youtube$2,24037%
    Pandora$93916%
    Spotify$82414%
    Bmi$57910%
    Apple Music$4027%
    Other$1,05718%

    * 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.

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