Big Yavo - Songwriter Royalties

This asset includes songwriter public performance royalties from every major Big Yavo project, from his 2020 debut On God through his 2025 album Dingers. Established songs like “Rich” and “Cactus” (2021) anchor the income, while newer ones like “Uhh Huu,” “Fall Back” and “BBL” (2025) add on top. No single era of his career carries the catalog. Earnings for the first three quarters of 2026 are running 18% ahead of the same stretch of 2025, lifted by songs that started paying within the past year. 

Streaming generates 97% of the Last 12 months (LTM). Apple Music alone accounts for 51% of the past twelve months and grew 28% year over year. Apple Music has no free, ad-supported tier, so the catalog’s largest source of income comes from subscribers rather than ad-supported listeners. YouTube follows at 19%, then Spotify at 8% and Pandora at 8%.

Earnings are well diversified across the songs. The 19 tracks outside the top 5 generate 40% of LTM, and no single song accounts for more than 17.6%. “Rich” and “Cactus”, both from 2021, still pay steadily every quarter, and the 2025 Dingers tracks “Uhh Huu”, “Fall Back" and “BBL” already deliver 13% of LTM and have held level since their first payments.

Big Yavo remains one of Alabama rap’s most active artists, releasing a new album in May 2026 and closing his first headlining tour, the Out The Blue Tour, in Birmingham in late October. Each new release and tour stop gives fans another reason to return to the songs in this catalog and introduces him to listeners who may discover them for the first time.

These songs trace the rise of Birmingham, Alabama street rap through one of its most prolific voices. Big Yavo began posting songs to YouTube in 2019 as 41st Yavo, a nod to his Birmingham street, and signed with Cinematic Music Group in 2020.

His debut mixtape On God (2020) includes “Scoot Up” and “41 Loads,” featuring TLE Petty and TLE Cinco. On God II (2021) broke him nationally: “Rich” became a TikTok dance sensation with more than 660,000 video creations by 2022, and the project reached the Top Ten of Billboard’s Heatseekers chart. It also includes “Stolo,” featuring Richard So Icy. Like Yay (2021) went to No. 1 on Heatseekers and includes “Cactus,” “Like Yay” and “Walk Through.”

The 2022 singles “Them O Days” and “Herschel Walker” came ahead of The Largest (2022), which includes “Throw It” and “Riding.” The 2023 singles “Back In That Mode” and “Pape” came ahead of Proof (2023), which includes “30 Bars,” “So Fr,” “Big Worm” and “Losing Touch.” Dingers (2025) includes “Uhh Huu,” “Fall Back” and “BBL.” The catalog also includes “Like Worm.”