Lil Baby, Drake, Rich The Kidd, Juice WRLD + more - Publishing Royalties

"Freestyle" (2017) was Lil Baby's breakout moment on his debut mixtape Too Hard — a raw, personal track about drug use and perseverance with an interpolation of Tupac's "Hail Mary." It put Lil Baby on the map and remains the catalog's biggest earner. A similar story drives The Kid LAROI's "Let Her Go" (2019), an early emo-rap single about heartbreak and growing up that helped him connect with a younger audience and set the stage for his superstar run.

Juice WRLD's "I'll Be Fine," from his influential 2018 debut Goodbye & Good Riddance, brings a different kind of weight. It's honest take on emotional pain and coping helped define his voice as one of the most resonant in modern rap — and his fanbase continues to drive strong streaming demand.

Also supporting the catalog is Rich The Kid's "Plug Walk," the signature hit from his 2018 debut The World Is Yours. It peaked at #13 on the Billboard Hot 100, and its Breaking Bad-inspired music video extended its cultural reach. Rounding things out is Drake's "Blue Tint" from Scorpion, a sleek, laid-back cut featuring uncredited vocals from Future.

Earnings Note. You'll notice a spike in royalties in 2Q & 4Q 2024 resulting from approximately $29,200 in non-recurring catch-up distributions — a 2Q YouTube back-period payment (~$9,700) and MLC-administered Apple Music and Spotify catch-ups in 2Q and 4Q (~$19,500 combined) tied to mechanical rate adjustments. Any future catch-up payments will be payable to the winner of this catalog.