Listing 6935
Rob $tone, Black Smurf, XXXTENTACION, + more - Songwriting and Publishing Royalties
- Publishing
- XXXTentacion
- Black Smurf
- ASCAP
- AdminMP
- Rob Stone
- Hip-Hop
- Songwriter
- …
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Sale Price
$105,000
7.25 x LTM
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$105,000
Buyer 2 made 41 days ago
Accepted$103,500
Buyer 3 made 41 days ago
Outbid$100,000
Buyer 2 made 41 days ago
Outbid$95,000
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About
- $14,481
- 3-Year Average
- $17,688
- Earnings Since 2015
- $147,884
- 10.76 Years
- Works Included
- 212
- $***,***
- $95,000
- Owner Last Active
- Over 30 days ago
- Life of Rights
The information on this listing was accurate as of the last earning statistics update on
Overview
Rob $tone released "Chill Bill" on SoundCloud in 2015. The song caught on with listeners online and reached No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100. It has since been certified 4x Platinum by the RIAA, and it continues to stream steadily ten years later.
Behind it are more than 200 songs from the SoundCloud rap scene, including records with XXXTENTACION and Ski Mask the Slump God, Xavier Wulf, Black Smurf, BONES, and Chris Travis. These artists built their fan bases online, and their songs still earn every quarter.
This listing also includes both sides of each song: the songwriter royalties (about 40% of earnings) and the publishing royalties (about 60%). Streaming brings in 69% of LTM, and about 79% of income comes from the US. Income from video and social platforms grew about 22% over the past year, as new listeners keep finding these songs.
"Chill Bill" earns 55% of LTM, so the catalog depends heavily on one song. Earnings are softening about 13% against the prior twelve months, and "Chill Bill" is softening about 18% after its steady four-year run.
This is a chance to own a share of a 4x Platinum hit with ten years of streaming history, along with a wide catalog of songs that keep finding new audiences on video and social platforms.
Artist & Song Information
These songs come from the SoundCloud and Memphis rap scenes.
Rob $tone's "Chill Bill," featuring J. Davi$ and Spooks, was released on RCA Records in 2016. It reached No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is certified 4x Platinum. The "Chill Bill Remix," featuring D.R.A.M., Denzel Curry, and Cousin Stizz, is also included.
"Bowser" by XXXTENTACION and Ski Mask the Slump God appears on XXXTENTACION Presents: Members Only, Vol. 3 (2017).
Memphis rapper Xavier Wulf, a former member of Raider Klan, appears on "Mugen Woe" (2015), "Armor Woe," "Excuse Yee," "Hear Yee" and "East Memphis Maniac."
"We Made It" by Soulja Boy and Drake became one of the most talked-about rap records of early 2014. Jay Z and Jay Electronica released their own remix that March, and Jay Z's verse was a direct reply to Drake's.
Black Smurf, also from Memphis, has the most songs in the catalog, including "Must Survive" (2014), "Stay Focused," "Luciano," "Paid And Full" and "Hustler Destruction."
The catalog also includes BONES ("ReturnOfThePimp," "TurnBackNow"), Chris Travis ("9K Freestyle," "Water World"), OmenXIII ("I Think Its Time That I Emerge") and "We Ready" by Migos featuring Soulja Boy.
Financials
Royalty Payors
Works
"Chill Bill" (2016), the catalog's 4x Platinum single, earns 55% of LTM, bringing in $2,200 to $2,600 a quarter through 2025 and about $1,700 to $1,800 a quarter in early 2026.
| Works | Earnings | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Chill Bill | $8,003 | 55% |
| Must Survive | $609 | 4% |
| Bowser | $598 | 4% |
| Mugen Woe | $528 | 4% |
| Armor Woe | $301 | 2% |
| Other | $4,441 | 31% |
Income Types
Mechanical income is down about 17% from the prior twelve months. Income from streaming fell, while income from video and social platforms grew. "Chill Bill" earns 58% of it, and about 30% comes from outside the US.
Performance income is down about 12%. Most of it comes from streaming services in the US, and "Chill Bill" earns about half of it.
Streaming Synchronization grew about 14% from the prior twelve months. Most of it comes from YouTube, and "Chill Bill" earns about 64% of it. A strong 4Q2025 helped, at about $620 against a typical quarter of about $300.
| Income Types | Earnings | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanical | $6,580 | 45% |
| Performance | $6,418 | 44% |
| Streaming Synchronization | $1,483 | 10% |
| Other | $1 | 0% |
Sources
Streaming is down about 15% from the prior twelve months. About 91% of it comes from the US, and "Chill Bill" earns just over half.
Music Rights Organizations grew about 17%. Most of it comes from the US, and "Chill Bill," "Bowser" and "Mugen Woe" earn the most.
Music Publishers' income held steady, up about 2% from the prior twelve months. Nearly all of it comes from overseas, led by the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, and France, and "Chill Bill" earns about 80% of it.
| Sources | Earnings | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Streaming | $10,031 | 69% |
| Music Rights Org | $1,981 | 14% |
| Music Publisher | $1,877 | 13% |
| Live Performance | $141 | 1% |
| Record Label | $51 | 0% |
| Other | $400 | 3% |
* 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.