Roddy Ricch has been… somewhat quiet these days.
Since breaking out with his chart-topping debut album, Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial, in 2019, the Compton star has kept his momentum going working with the likes of Kanye West, DJ Khaled, 42 Dugg, Birdman, NLE Choppa, Meek Mill, and Pop Smoke, and helped DaBaby notch a chart-topper with “ROCKSTAR.” But when it comes to his own solo work, he only dropped the single “Late At Night” during the warmer months of 2021.
Well that hiatus seems to be coming to an end in the coming days, as Ricch has formally announced that his highly-anticipated sophomore album LiveLifeFa$t is set to arrive on Dec. 17.
It’s safe to assume that all of the important details — tracklisting, guests, production, video(s), etc. — will arrive in the coming days.
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